My only complaint is that Adobe acts like a virus.

I did not have Adobe Air installed and when I installed AMP so Air had to be installed as well.

After playing with AMP, and not being able to get any of the CSI stuff to play, I uninstalled AMP. There was no provision to uninstall Air.

I went to the Adobe website and looked through their LiveDocs and they direct you to run the uninstaller located in my /Applications folder. As you can imagine, it is not there.

I download the Air installer hoping to install AIR again along with the uninstaller, but it says my version is up to date and quits.

Adobe does not provide a link to download the uninstaller.

So what makes Adobe different from any other virus that I might pick-up. It it is hidden on my system, I can't uninstall it, and I don't know what it is doing in the back ground. Thankfully I have Little Snitch and have denied Air access to the Internet.

I am through with Adobe and I hope it does not make it to my iPhone or my iPod Touch.

Adobe has responded to me and told me that their LiveDocs information was wrong, and since I have posted this comment on the first fifty news items I could find on Google, I think I should follow up with the information they sent me:

"Sorry for the trouble. Please note that Adobe Media Player is an
application built on AIR, so AIR is required to install and use AMP.

The uninstaller is actually located in the /Application/Utilities
folder."

The farther along we get with internet tv, the more it resembles traditional tv. What's the point? And honestly, how many different proprietary (I'm talking to you, Adobe) ways do we need to have to watch the same content? I almost feel like the golden age of the internet is over-networks calling shots, ISPs limiting bandwidth, etc., etc.; it has finally been co-opted and overrun by the corporate vultures. Sad.

Seriously, did anyone find themselves saying recently, "You know, I don't think there are nearly enough different media players out there with commercials on them. I really wish Adobe would make another one!"

I'll pass, thanks.

Seriously, did anyone find themselves saying recently, "You know, I don't think there are nearly enough different media players out there with commercials on them. I really wish Adobe would make another one!"

I'll pass, thanks.

It was me. I just love those superbowl commercials, so I emailed Adobe to ask them to make a media player that just showed commercials. I guess they threw in TV shows as a bonus.

I'm not getting smooth animation with Adobe Media Player on my Dual 1.25 GHz G4 desktop with an ATI Radeon 9600 graphics card with 256 MBs of DDR video memory.

I have found in the past that most companies that launch a new Universal Binary App tend to optimize it for the Intel processors first then refine their software optimization for the PowerPC as time goes on.

Apple's iTunes Movies play fine on any G4 Mac that is over 1 GHz in processor speed.

I think it is excellent for proof reading but all the new versions and installments take forever to update. It is a program that is key to businesses but not always the best for commenting and adding notes.viewmy.tv

I think it is excellent for proof reading but all the new versions and installments take forever to update. It is a program that is key to businesses but not always the best for commenting and adding notes.viewmy.tv

I think it is excellent for proof reading but all the new versions and installments take forever to update. It is a program that is key to businesses but not always the best for commenting and adding notes.viewmy.tv

on the system requirement, adobe wrote that G5 is minimum power to run AMP. when i ignored the guide and installed it. my mac is sluggish as my other run vista. the user interface is nicer than Miro but it was CPU and Ram killer, activity monitor showed that 100% user activity. i shut down everything but Mac was lagged. the content is very poor iff you are living outside the IP right of the content publishers. i gave AMP 2 stars/5 for trying but i will stick with Miro.

on the system requirement, adobe wrote that G5 is minimum power to run AMP. when i ignored the guide and installed it. my mac is sluggish as my other run vista. the user interface is nicer than Miro but it was CPU and Ram killer, activity monitor showed that 100% user activity. i shut down everything but Mac was lagged. the content is very poor iff you are living outside the IP right of the content publishers. i gave AMP 2 stars/5 for trying but i will stick with Miro.

on the system requirement, adobe wrote that G5 is minimum power to run AMP. when i ignored the guide and installed it. my mac is sluggish as my other run vista. the user interface is nicer than Miro but it was CPU and Ram killer, activity monitor showed that 100% user activity. i shut down everything but Mac was lagged. the content is very poor iff you are living outside the IP right of the content publishers. i gave AMP 2 stars/5 for trying but i will stick with Miro.