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just an update for anyone wondering, the app *is* going to show up everywhere, soon. If you can't find it, please check again in a day or two. If you could chime back in on this thread when you *do* see it, that would be great too!

@AlessandroV: Well, to be honest, I have no idea. When we submit 1st party apps (Microsoft), we don't do the submission ourselves, we give it to the store to handle. I'm trying to get confirmation that they picked all markets.

@Simon Holman: It is on the way, sorry for the confusion, but I guess I underestimated the time it takes an app to appear in stores around the world.

@Bas: Sorry about that, we saw it hitting some of the European countries so I thought it was fully replicated. I'm sure it is on its way!!

@Shawn Welch: so, these videos are old... and we didn't use to make webm versions of our videos back then, so Firefox (since they decided not to support h264) can't play them. This isn't a choice to ignore Firefox or anything like that (any current video on C9 will support Firefox for example), but simply just a matter of old content not having one specific file format.

@Tarang: it works with HTML 5 as well, just depending on what you have installed, browser you are using etc. Fallback is beautiful.

@DBA100: Nope, it is for almost anyone really, people who use the Microsoft platform, or not and people who have just started programming along with people who have coded for years. Is there a particular area of info you are looking for?

@MediaroomNinja: I just checked them, and they all worked for me... what are you ending up at when you try them?

John Papa's in the house?!?! crazy, and he never even stopped by to say hi

@briankel: Dual hard drives? Hmm... I'm thinking 16GB ram + i7, but never thought about dual drives. Problem is all the really cool touch machines are usually lower in power than I'm used to as a primary dev machine.