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Tutorial: By Matthew David

Broadcasting MPEG-4 (h.264) video through Flash 10
In this How To, you will be taken, step by step, through the process of adding MPEG-4 video to your Flash 10 apps

The new standard for video and audio is fast becoming MPEG-4, technically known as H.264. To acknowledge support for this new standard, Adobe's Flash Player is now supporting MPEG encoded video. MPEG-4 support was introduced with Flash Player 9, third release. It is recommended, however, that you restrict MPEG-4 support to just Flash Player 10 and later. Read More

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Video-Based Tutorial: By Dale Rankine

Device Central CS4 Essential Training: Device Support in Various Regions

This video covers the various devices that support Flash lite, including the phones that support them. He discusses the four basic ways Flash lite exists on mobile phones, including as a standalone player, screen saver, wall paper and via the phone's browser. He also covers how the manufacturer implements Flash lite and goes over manufacturers that support Flash lite. Read More

Feature: By Matthew David

Flash, SilverLight and Web browsers gaining support for MPEG-4

The new de-facto standard for delivering video over the Internet is MPEG-4; you may also know the standard by the more cryptic H.264 official standard code. In this article you will see how rich media technologies such as Flash and SilverLight are embracing MPEG-4. In addition, you will see how the Web browsers are also stepping up and supporting MPEG-4. Read More

Technology: By Matthew David

Microsoft's SilverLight tightens the screws on Adobe's Flash?

The Microsoft SilverLight team knows they have an uphill battle against Adobe's Flash, but it is not stopping them from innovating and increasing the compelling reason for why they are a viable alternative Rich Internet Application platform. Read More

Product Review: By John Virata

Adobe Premiere Elements 7.0

Welcome to the new age of video capture. With that comes new tools for video editing. One of those tools is Adobe Premiere Elements 7.0 for Windows. The application, now in version 5 but called 7.0, is a consumer level video editing tool that has embraced some of the latest consumer video capture devices, as well as the output mediums that many people view video, including YouTube. The big news with version 7.0 is its support for AVCHD and JVC TOD files. Read More

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