Where to download playerglobal.swc for fp10.3?

[fatmck]

10.3 released, but FlexSDK4.5 not include 10.3 things. And the flash player incubator is for 11.0 now. Someone asked this question in sdk forum, but no one answered.

Any one can help?

[inghamc · Accepted solution]

From StackOverflow (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5994851/where-is-the-flash-10-3-playerglobal-swc😞

Thibault Imbert recently had shared the location of "playerglobal.swc" with a Flash community for Flash Player 10.3 in his twitter:

http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplatformruntimes/flashplayer10-3/flashplayer10-3_player...

So I guess we should follow Thibault Imbert's twitter feed for future Adobe developer releases...

[fatmck]

Thanks very much, you realy helped me.

I just wonder where thibault Imbert found the swc...

[Guest]

Hi guys,

For this reason we will starting from now always host the latest SWC on the player downloads page :

http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html

Thibault

[aj-runtimelogic]

I tried to download the 10.3 playerglobal.swc and it came down as a text file.  Perhaps this needs to be packaged in an archive or the MIME types on the server need to be fixed.

[aj-runtimelogic]

I was able to download successfully via Firefox 4.0.1.  I had the problem on Safari 5.1.1.

[Guest]

Regarding the playerglobal.swc download:

It is great to have this available on the download page, but is there any official documentation of the process for updating a flash development environment accordingly? For instance, I have CS5 and would like to make use of the EnhancedMicrophone support (flash player 10.3 I believe). Is there a document that describes the process of "updating playerglobal.swc" and "swf-version=12", along with updating the IDE players? This seems like a very important (and easily screwed up) process that would warrant documentation. All I can find are various forum posts, most that appear incomplete and often conflicting.

Hopefully I have just not managed to stumble on a document that does exist. Please let me know.