Veo en microsiervos via Pepper Reader (jeje) de esta excelente pagina por parte de Adobe, que de por si ya podiamos encontrar muchos tutoriales en su pagina oficial, lo cual creo qeu es un gran acierto, ya que salimos beneficiados sus clientes ;) ya que se nos facilitan las herramientas para hacer eso que traemos en mente, y los de adobe logran una mayor identificacion con el publico, que mas gente sepa manejar su software, que se sientan comodos en sus entornos, hace que crescan sus usuarios y sus ventas se incrementen, bien por adobe, me declaro abierto fan de sus productos y aplaudo cuando tienen aciertos como estos.

Adobe TV aunque nueva, ya cuenta con gran numero de videos bastante utiles y bien explicados, ahora solo en ingles, estaria bien integrar una herramienta de subtitulaje para que mas gente se pueda beneficiar de esta iniciativa, pero aun asi no demerita su valor educativo, termino recomendandoles ampliamente que se den una vuelta auqneu sea por curiosidad:

http://tv.adobe.com/

Die Links zu den Photoshop-Tutorials findet Ihr wie immer auf del.icio.us.

Klickt Euch mal durch!

Adobe TV und Adobe Media Player

Wer es im Internet noch nicht gelesen hat, Adobe hat seinen eigenen Internet-TV-Sender eröffnet, der ebenfalls eine reichhaltige Quelle für Tutorials zu allen Programmen aus dem Hause Adobe beinhaltet.

Wer die Videos nicht online anschauen möchte, kann sich den Adobe Media Player herunterladen und dort die Videos von Adobe TV herunterladen und danach offline genießen.

Tipps und Hilfe zur Installation:

Adobe TV und Adobe Media Player brauchen den Flash Player 9 damit Ihr etwas "sehen" könnt in Eurem Browser. Falls die Websites Euch zurückmelden, dass Ihr diese Version des Flash Players nicht habt, dann erlaubt dem Browser diese nachzuinstallieren. Sollte nach einem Neustart des Browser noch immer nichts passieren auf der Website, dann ladet Euch den Uninstaller herunter und deinstalliert damit zuerst Euren "alten" Flash Player und danach installiert Ihr den Flash Player 9. Nach einem Browser Neustart könnt Ihr nun in die wunderbare Welt der Adobe Video Workshops und Tutorials eintauchen.

Bei mir hat es zumindest so funktioniert. Ich kann aber keine Garantie und Haftung dafür übernehmen, dass dies auch bei Euch der richtige Weg ist.

Bisher erschienen in dieser Serie:

Tutorials-Serie Teil I - Copic-Marker

Tutorials-Serie Teil II - Flash

Tutorials-Serie Teil III - CSS

A new resource to check out for Adobe CS3 tips!

Adobe TV looks like a pretty good start of something good. I have only watched a couple of videos so far but they were good and had some good CS3 tips. Like a YouTube channel for Adobe it looks like it will be a good tutorial resource. I'm glad that Adobe is heading this direction.

Media Player može reprodukovati lokalno sačuvan video ili streamove u rezolucijama od 1080p, 720p i 480i Adobeovog Flash formata. Sistemski zahtevi potrebni za glatku reprodukciju su minimalno Pentium 4 na 2,33 GHz, gigabajt radne memorije i grafička kartica s barem 64 MB RAM-a. Celi instalacioni paket veličine je samo 1,4 MB, player je besplatan, a do njega možete doći klikom ovde.

Još jedna novost u kompaniji je Adobe TV. Radi se o besplatnom servisu pomoći korisnicima Adobeovih proizvoda. Sadržaji su raspoređeni u četiri kategorije, koje su namenjene fotografima, dizajnerima, video produkciji i programerima. Iako tek predstavljen, servis već broji preko 200 videozapisa.

Flipping through the channels, I saw many of the usual suspects from the Adobe community: Russell Brown, Greg Rewis, Tim Cole, Julianne Kost, Scott Kelby and Matt Klozkowski, Bert Monroy. And a mix of training material from Total Training and Lynda.com. Each "show" is supposed to have at least one new episode per week. I could spend an unhealthy amount of time watching this stuff. And I probably will.

Here's the first episode of Flash in a Flash (FiF).

Ostensibly, this is a showcase for applications and techniques, but the real star is the "TV" itself, the Adobe Media Player, aka AMP. Last Fall at AdobeMAX I went to a session on AMP, and was fascinated by its potential, and Adobe's vision for the future of TV. They're very bullish on Flash being the platform for the future of all TV. I thought it would be a great platform for delivering video content to the classroom.

I'll have to look back on my notes, but I recall a lot of talk about a million channels, people subscribing to their favorite shows the way you'd subscribe to their favorite blogs (hint hint), integrated advertising, and intense data mining. The last thing kind of gave me the creeps. Like they would be tracking your every click, pause, rewind, fast forward, how many times you watched a show, etc etc etc. Again, I have to find my notes to really remember the details. In the meantime, I will be enjoying a ton of free training videos. I may never sleep again.

Check it out, and find our videos on digg and digg them! I want to be famous...

Our personal afterthoughts:

These are also being posted to Tabi's myspace so we will forever live in infamy...

And if we haven't offended enough people with them, I think we will produce these for future large xTrain releases.

I know. We're kind of a big deal. You can check out the press release here, in case you just don't want to take my word for it.

So, I would add to this post, but all other random events in my life seem to pale in comparison. OH! except the kittens have figured out how to dive off the toilet and drag the entire roll of toilet paper onto the floor. very cute. also annoying. That's all for now, check out the linkage people!