I’m tracking several things coming from Adobe presently. The first is the announcement that the Adobe Creative Cloud is now live meaning you can pay a monthly fee for access to their Creative Suite 6 series of applications. Along with that there are also two new Touch Apps, but those are sold separately
Yes, even the Olympics is getting in on the live streaming action this year. Now, no matter where you are or what timezone you’re in you’ll be able to catch you favorite Olympic events either live or on-demand
Read more:Today, at the start of NAB 2012, Adobe is releasing Production Premium CS6. This release will convince more editors to make the switch.
Well, it seems some companies, including Netflix and Microsoft, have got together behind a single format for media streaming. The format, MPEG DASH, now has its own Promoters Group . DASH, or dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP, was just finalized in November and allows for, obviously, the ability of the stream to change bitrate based on network health.
Over the last year a lot of online video editors have popped up and so it was time for us to put together a list of everything that we could find with some basic information so you have a single source for comparing all of them. There will be no opinions in this, it's all just straight information about each of the services. This list is more for end-users.
JW Player has been around for a very long time and is a great little video player, I even use it at Gamers Daily News , in fact. The recent update to version 5.9 brought with it some interesting improvements in the HTML5 area I thought you might be interested in
HTML5 is the future of video. Probably. Or if not HTML5, its successors
I just got the scoop on Mixpo's new Frameworks from Walter Harp and he tells me there's some interesting things going on with them in the near future as well.
This week we look at the recent news of the online video world and highlight a lot of statistics that have come up regarding online video usage, views, and consumptions.
Citing the growth and almost exclusive use of HTML5 on mobile devices, Adobe has decided to discontinue new versions of Flash on mobile devices in the future .
