like Wolf, I've only worked with the PSP. PSP supports direction
buttons with up/down events, x button as mouse up/down, and analog
joystick same as mouse.
The other devices:
wii has Flash 7 in Opera browser, but I think you must gain points to
access this feature. Uses pointer, and flash seems to have limited
events, though there is some workaround using javascript that enables
more types of events.
PS3 should have Flash 6, maybe similar to PSP version.
Cannot comment on xbox or ds.
Hope this helps some.
Hayden
> I've got some limited experience with the PSP browser. It's pretty
> basic to be honest - Flash 6 with a few capabilities curbed (anything
> to do with multi-user experiences for example, ie FMS, remoting and
> XMLSockets) and very slow performance. It doesn't play video either.
>
> Player version returns "NF3 6,0,72,27". Runtime memory is very low,
>; about 1.5MB apparently. You get a lot of 'out of memory' errors!
>
> You do have the whole screen to play with though (480x272), via the
> 'fullscreen' capability of the browser. That's quite nice, but as I
> said, for any fancy animations the frame rate has always been too slow
>; for me.
>
> Here's Bill Perry's take on it from April 2006:
>
http://www.flashdevices.net/2006/04/sony-psp-flash-player-6-supported.html
>;
> Contact me off-list if you want more info (from the horse's mouth so
> to speak).
>
> Cheers,
>
> Wolf.
>
> --- In FlashLite%40yahoogroups.com">FlashLite
yahoogroups.com, Chris Browne <chris.browne> wrote:
> >
>; > Hi,
> >
> > Does any one have any experience of accessing flash content within
> > the wii, xbox, psp, ds, and playstation web browsers? Any
information
> > such as performance, size on screen, navigation of content, the
> > player version supported & any thing else you think would be good to
> > know would be great.
> >
> > Thanks in advance! 
> >
> > Chris
> >
> > ps sorry for cross posting
> >
> >
> > Chris Browne chris.browne
> > Fjord http://www.fjord.co.uk
> > 45 Fouberts Place
> > London W1F 7QH
> >
> > T +44 (0)20 7025 6000
>; >
>;
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