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I have a video file stored in json(in a URL), that requires a jsonp parse request to play, and I need to do this in an iPad app. I am not sure where to start, I know how to parse data with json. But I
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I have in my preferences some strings that represent a start time and and ending time. I wrote this function to determine if the current time is within the start and ending time. The format of the da
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