Apple requiring the HTTP live stream protocol for iPhone apps

Amidst all of Apple's recent app non-rejections and changes to allow APIs that were private, it was declared earlier this week that the consort is today requiring developers of apps that compel springy moving recording to ingest the protocol Live Stream protocol.

The protocol Live Stream protocol uses web standards to compel video, and also allows for ingest of iPhone-friendly formats same H.264 encoded streams for QuickTime (supported on the iPhone since iPhone OS 3.0).

This change also requires developers to create a minimum course of recording no larger than 64kbps, for ingest with slower connections.

It's ease not known if this will hit some impact on AT&T's function on moving recording over a 3G connection, but developers are ease disagreeable to encounter structure to impact around Apple's restrictions. One warning is the EyeTV update that was free earlier today, which entireness via Mobile Safari to course recording over a 3G connection.