Entries tagged with adobe - Channel 10

Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 Adds Support for Panasonic P2

Laura Foy — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 19:02:00 GMT

Putting up new videos every day on Channel 10 means using up ALOT of video tapes. Since tapes are expensive and bulky I've always been an advocate of shooting on to P2 cards instead and now Adobe brings us native support for the Panasonic P2 camera format in Adobe® Premiere® Pro CS3 software. Adobe Premiere Pro now provides a true file-based workflow without transcoding or rewrapping, maintaining the rich metadata in P2 content and completing a software-only High Definition (HD) workflow – from capture to output.

Outlook 2007 Tip: Preview PDFs Automatically

Sarah Perez — Fri, 27 Jul 2007 18:48:00 GMT

Did you know that Outlook 2007 can be configured to allow you to preview PDF attachments automatically? With this handy tip from the Living-With-Outlook blog, you can easily set up your Outlook to allow PDF previewing right in the Outlook's Preview Pane. To get started, you first need to download the latest version of Adobe's Acrobat Reader (currently version 8.1). After it's installed, restart Outlook, and locate an email that has a PDF attached. You should now be able to preview the file just like you would any other previewable file - just click the PDF icon in the Reading Pane and your PDF will display to the right of your message list. Longer PDFs will be scrollable using the scroll bar or arrow keys. When you're finished previewing the attachment, one more click will easily return you to the email message.

Adobe renames Apollo web technology as AIR

JD Lewin — Thu, 14 Jun 2007 07:01:00 GMT

Today the public beta of AIR (Adobe Integrated Runtime) goes live, ending the alpha chapter of its life as Apollo. As has been previously mentioned, the technology allows web developers to use their existing kung-fu to create applications with all the behavior and most of the abilities of traditional desktop apps. Adobe has a gallery of sample AIR applications online, of which the Yahoo-powered MapCache we’re playing with is particularly entertaining. Hopefully in the coming months we’ll see this ecosystem grow, if for no other reason than to update our Facebook profiles from the airplane.