I'm wondering if anyone has attempted to run Flash Media Encoder Live on an
Intel Atom based system. I've recently ordered a mini 9" laptop from Dell, and
it comes equipped with a Intel® Atom Processor® N270 (1.6GHz/533Mhz FSB/512K
cache), 1gb of ram, and a 16gb solid state hard drive. I'm going to be testing
this out when I receive the laptop in the next week. It has a 1.3mp web camera
integrated into it, so that will make testing easier.

For more information on the laptop I'm talking about, you can check it out
here:

http://www.dell.com/content/products...spiron-9?c=us&
cs=19&l=en&s=dhs

Were you able to use FME with your new laptop?

-Moin

I just got the laptop the other day, and i'm in the process of loading windows xp on it. I'll keep you updated when I get it up and running.

SUCCESS! Just loaded up flash media encoder and connected to one of my flash
streaming servers. The little 9" laptop handled it beautifully. This is on the
battery, wireless internet. I did notice one thing though, I set the FPS to 30,
and the highest it would go was 15-16. Not sure if its throttling the fps
because of battery power, the ~36mbps wireless connection or what, but I'm
happy with the results! I'll try again on the battery and plugged into the
gigabit eithernet we have here at the office and report the results. Check out
the images.

The specs of the laptop are:
Dell Inspiron 9"
Windows XP Pro SP3
Intel® Atom Processor® N270 (1.6GHz/533Mhz FSB/512K cache)
1gb ram
16gb solid state drive
1.3mp camera

http://www.bluefocusmedia.com/test_s...reaming001.jpg
http://www.bluefocusmedia.com/test_s...reaming002.jpg
http://www.bluefocusmedia.com/test_s...reaming003.jpg