Entries from Manifest Tech Blog tagged with 'Flash'
Kingston Duo Flash Drives for Smartphones and Tablets
Physical storage in the form of microSD cards (see earlier post) are convenient for smartphones and tablets that do have card slots (like some Android products), but not so much for other devices like Apple iPhones and iPads that don't...
SanDisk iXpand Flash Drive for iPhone and iPad
With capacities up to 128 GB, your iPhone and iPad can collect and store massive amounts of data. But how can you share that data with others, exchange data with your computers, or (heaven forbid) back up all your information...
Sharing Videos on YouTube
Are you sharing your videos online? Each day, on YouTube alone, visitors view hundreds of millions of videos and upload hundreds of thousands of videos. See my article -- Sharing Videos on YouTube -- for details on how to...
Adobe Flash CS3 Professional Video Studio Techniques
Flash video is sweeping the Web -- and you can be using it too. If you're new to Flash, you can encode your videos to Flash video to post on the Web, and embed then in your Web pages using...
Flash CS3: The Missing Manual
Flash animations make the Web come alive -- from fun little clips, to interactive tutorials, to full-up games, and now video as well. Yet multimedia development with Flash -- now up to Adobe Flash CS3 Professional -- can be a...
Adobe's kuler color harmonies
If you like playing with color, try out the Adobe kuler site to inspire creative inspiration about color -- especially finding, creating and sharing color harmonies kuler - Highest Rated color themes Create harmonious color themes based on predefined...
Adobe Flash Video Updated to H.264
Adobe announced today that its Flash Player 9 is being updated to add support for the H.264 video standard and High Efficiency AAC (HE-AAC) audio, plus full screen video playback with hardware acceleration, and multi-core enhanced vector rendering. The...
Converting Flash Video: TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress
To continue with our discussion of Flash video -- One of the first compression tools to address importing clips in Flash video format is TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress, which converts between most popular video formats, with assists like color correction...
Creating Flash Videos: Sorenson Squeeze
To continue with our discussion of Flash video -- Sorenson Squeeze is a great encoding tool that supports encoding Flash video in both the older Spark and newewr VP6 video formats. Squeeze is now up to version 4.5.6, with...
Flavors of Flash: Adobe Flash Uses and Formats
To continue with our discussion of downloading and using Flash video on the desktop -- Adobe Flash is all about animation, interactivity, and video. But Flash is not just one thing -- it's a range of Adobe tools for...
Applian Replay Tools: Record, Play, Convert Flash Video
To continue with our discussion of downloading and using Flash video on the desktop -- beyond the open source / freeware tools covered in the last installment, for more packaged solutions for recording, playing, converting, and editing Flash and...
Freeware Flash Tools: KeepVid, VLC, SUPER
To continue with our discussion of downloading and using Flash video on the desktop -- While this need is relatively new, the world of open source and freeware software has already responded with handy solutions. These are great for...
Downloading Clips from YouTube and Converting Flash Videos
YouTube and other short-form Web video sites are a huge hit, partially because of the way Flash Video makes them so easy to use -- just click on the video window, and the clip just starts playing. There's no fuss...
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