Watch Live Video Streaming of Apple Music Event (September 2010)

1 September 2010 by Vinay 2 Comments

For the first time in many years, Apple is offering live stream video of their keynote. This is a indication from Cupertino giants to present something really great and exciting. Although, of course, bear in mind that Apple was building a 50,000 square meters Data Center in North Carolina. Who knows if Steve Jobs inaugurate this transmission, showing its stability and capability to forward such amount of data at a time.

Here is the press release:

“Apple will broadcast its event on September 1 with their own technology leader in live streaming HTTP, which is based on open standards. To watch the stream you will need a Mac using Safari on Mac OS X 10.6, iPhone, iPod Touch or an iPad. The transmission will start at 10:00 am (local time) on September 1 and you can follow through www.apple.com

Apparently then, you can not follow the stream from Windows OS based systems, Linux, Android, WebOS, or any other operating system, so keep your Apple devices are ready and enjoy the show!

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Jane55 said:

I do hope the news read that Apple’s iTV remote will be out later or sooner before can be true,
To me, what I’d like to see is a new Apple TV that’s more like the Airport Express. Just a little module that plugs into the wall. Throw in a video processor chip and a bit of Flash memory and make it cheap enough I can connect one to every TV in the house. Then everything streams wirelessly from my Mac with a nice interface, remote controlled by the iPhone/iPod/iPad. That’s all I want.
Though enjoy videos or movies on iPhone or iPad(some times need iFunia video converter for lack of flash support), yet very cool, handy and free on the go, but image that remote with iPhone/iPod/iPad, enjoy the stream TV on MAC with a nice interface really a match made in heaven!