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Participant
Jan 16, 2014 11:09 AM UTC
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Are there any plans to be unavailable with Shared Runtmie mode?

If I try to build my apk using shared Runtime AIR 3.7 or later, the followed message is output.

    The AIR SDK no longer supports packaging android applications for use with the shared Runtime.

    The application has been packaged with a captive Runtime.

However if I set AIR_ANDROID_SHARED_RUNTIME to true, could make the apk using shared Rutime.

From the above, It is anxiety whether Shared Runtime is available in the future.

I want to continue to use the shared runtime.

Are there any plans to be unavailable with Shared Runtmie mode?

Are there any plans to stop distributing the AIR apk from Google Play?

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Participant
Jan 17, 2014 1:23 AM UTC

Thank you Anton.

My app has the H.264 streaming function using the AIR.

If using Captive Runtime model, I will need to pay a license fee to the MPEG-LA when the apk is installed more than a certain number devices.

For the above reason, I want to continue to use the Shared Runtime model on Androids.

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Legend
Jan 17, 2014 1:29 AM UTC

Are you sure that you need to pay? May be better contact to the Adobe and ask them?

Because streaming from captive and from shared model - this is anyway streaming Don't know exactly, but what about mp3 - you can't stream it and mp3 must be embeded to the swf There a lot of law tricks Better to ask Adobe.

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Participant
Feb 6, 2014 7:36 AM UTC

Thank you Anton.

Previously I have contact the MPEG-LA.

At that time, I was told payment will be needed in the case of Captive Runtime.

I will consider the inquiry to the Adobe.

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Legend
Jan 16, 2014 4:11 PM UTC

Daisuke111, just publish your APK with embeded captive Runtime. For example iOS don't allow to use shared model. So you can only embed. It's no problem.

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