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June 26, 2009

An excellent article on producing video for Flash

Another great article (that I've finally found some time to look over..) from Jan Ozer about producing video for flash. Holy cow it's long and detailed, go grab a big coffee and settle in for lots of info.

Check it out here for the print version and the original link to the site.

Posted by Graeme at 12:30 PM | Comments (0)

Interesting article about a connect pro and the extras it has over the normal flash player

Here's an article that I finally found some time to get around to reading:

SystemProduct and connect pro article

I liked it in that the author talks about the age old problem that the connect pro plugin is a MUCH cooler version of the flash player and that Adobe is taking advantage of their full control over it to have a one up on their own customers of Flash/Flex that also use the flash player to make money. Whew.. that was a long sentence.

Anyways, good to see that there are those that will take the time to find out what is going on behind the scene and post about. I hope one day us lowly public developers will be able to take advantage of the features like audio enhancement and screen sharing.. those are items that are requested over and over again.. and yet no real response from Adobe. *sigh*...

Posted by Graeme at 12:24 PM | Comments (0)