Jeff Sengstack, the InfiniteSkills.com author of Learning Adobe Audition, explains how to check audio for phase issues. Jeff presents the Phase Analysis panel, newly added to the latest version of Audition, as well as the older Phase Meter. He explains why fixing phase is important, goes over the two primary causes of phase issues, and demonstrates how to fix out-of-phase audio clips.

Jeff Sengstack, the InfiniteSkills.com author of Learning Adobe Audition, presents Audition’s Generate Noise effect. Jeff shows you how to create standard noises – white, pink, gray and brown – and offers tips on how to adjust noise parameters and apply effects to noise files to create exciting sound effects.

Create seamless pattern brushes for use in your design projects. Author Justin Seeley shows you how to use the Auto Generate Corners feature in Adobe Illustrator. Learn more from the full course at lynda.com..

Learn how to easily create engaging, interactive forms in InDesign before exporting to PDF. In this session, we'll discuss the mechanics and aesthetics of how to design an attractive and effective form using InDesign.In this session, you'll learn:• How to assign the tab order in InDesign using the Articles panel• How to use the Articles panel and set tool tip descriptions for form fields• How to create signature fields, radio buttons, check marks, and other form functionality

Join in the fun for one of the most entertaining sessions at MAX, where Adobe worldwide design evangelists compete against each other in a creative cage match. From Photoshop to Illustrator, InDesign to Adobe Muse and Adobe Digital Publishing Suite — there's no telling what amazing tricks and techniques you'll pick up while they attempt to out-do each other.Come cheer on our participants:• Rufus Deuchler: World-renowned designer, author, teacher, and presenter, he's dedicated to helping creative pros bridge the gap between knowledge and application of publishing software programs.• Terry White: He's a best-selling author, fan-favorite presenter, avid photographer, Adobe Certified Expert and Creative Suite Master, with over 30,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel and over 19,000 followers on Twitter. White is a force to be reckoned with!

Learn how to easily create engaging, interactive forms in InDesign before exporting to PDF. In this session, we'll discuss the mechanics and aesthetics of how to design an attractive and effective form using InDesign.In this session, you'll learn:• How to assign the tab order in InDesign using the Articles panel• How to use the Articles panel and set tool tip descriptions for form fields• How to create signature fields, radio buttons, check marks, and other form functionality

Reduce authoring costs and enhance the reader experience with PDF content on Android devices. Reduce file size, improve download times and scale content for up-close reading. Also preview PDF content destined for Android and iOS devices in Content Viewer for Desktop. Learn more on the Adobe DPS Help Site: http://helpx.adobe.com/content/help/en/digital-publishing-suite/help/whats-new-release.html

Director/Editor/Author Mitch Jacobson explains the value he sees in getting certified on Adobe Premiere Pro through training available at the Post Production World Conference.  

Watch 5 marketing experts debate if marketing is B.S. They discuss Twitter and Facebook, what influence really is, and why brands need to rely on a complete marketing mix. The panel is moderated by Todd Wasserman (Mashable business editor) and includes B.J. Mendelson (author), Thor Muller (co-founder of Get Satisfaction), Christian Waitzinger (executive creative director, SapientNitro) and Jeff Feldman (director of strategy, Adobe).

Although Word has a loose equivalent to user variables, this features is far easier and more straight-forward in FrameMaker 11. Unlike Word, no macros or arcane program strings are required. User variables are ideal for product names, company locations, designated staff members ... anything that is likely to change in your document. Simple actions allow you to globally update not only the content of variables, but their appearance as well. You can combine this feature with conditional text control, which allows you to swiftly "show" or "hide" different sections of text, tables or entire graphics that are associated with a certain version of your documentation. This allows a single set of source files to produce multiple versions of your documentation for various customers or internal content consumers. These features can be invoked with simple keyboard shortcuts while authoring, and you can import their values and setting from one document into an entire book!

Word's style catalogs don't obviously segregate text styles from paragraph styles. FrameMaker 11 provides simple, logical catalogs for paragraphs, character styles, table styles and even graphic object styles. In FrameMaker 11, not only can you globally update headings, lists and emphasized text, you can even change all instances of named tables, labeled anchored frames or graphic objects! This allows you a level of formatting control and document consistency amongst multiple authors you could have only dreamed of with Word. Warning: once you use these tools, there is no turning back.

Visual Effects Artist and Author Mark Christiansen talks about how his After Effects work at ILM opened a challenging career that is kinda fun.

A conversation with Sir Ken Robinson, Author and Creativity Expert.

A conversation with Sir Ken Robinson, Author and Creativity Expert.

A conversation with Sir Ken Robinson, Author and Creativity Expert.

A conversation with Sir Ken Robinson, Author and Creativity Expert.

A conversation with Sir Ken Robinson, Author and Creativity Expert.

Story notifies you of changes made to your script in multiple ways, with meaningful, adjustable information about which co-author has made changes.

In this movie, author Jan Kabili discusses how to use the Photo Fix features  in Photoshop Elements 11 to quickly and effectively crop your photos in the Organize workspace.

In this movie, author Jan Kabili discusses the Quick Edit workspace in Photoshop Elements 11. Quick Edit is the workspace to go to when you want to make common photo adjustments quickly.

In this movie, author Jan Kabili describes how to assign descriptive keywords in Photoshop Elements 11 to make photos easier to find.

Low Key lighting is used to accentuate the contours of an object by throwing areas into shade while using a fill light to illuminate the subject and control contrast. Let Infinite Skills author Andy Anderson show you how to take an ordinary image and add a dramatic low key effect with the click of a button.

Performing repetitive tasks, such as: converting a group of images into a specific format is tedious, let Infinite Skills author Andy Anderson take you through the paces of Photoshop Elements 11 new Action panel.

In this movie, author Jan Kabili explains how to import photos from your camera's memory card or your card reader into Photoshop Elements 11. Jan also discusses how to best organize and name your photos when importing them.

In this movie, author Jan Kabili discusses using layers in the Editor workspace in Photoshop Elements 11. Jan explains what layers are, why you might choose to use them, and how to create and work with layers in the Layers panel.

Vincent Hardy, director of the Web Platform Group, explores how today's open-source projects and web standards benefit designers and developers: enhanced expressivity for better effects and interactivity, authoring surfaces, and creating mobile apps with web standards.

An award-winning designer, best-selling author and lecturer talks about typography and the Web.

New Adobe-commissioned IDC white paper identifies opportunities for increasing information worker productivity. In this video, featuring the lead analyst and author of the study, Melissa Webster, hear about some of the research highlights and findings that impact IT and the organizations they support.

See how FrameMaker 11 can publish directly to HTML5 multiview, without turning on RoboHelp, using Technical Communication Suite 4. This demo illustrates how an author or editor who knows nothing about RoboHelp 10's powerful project features can access that power directly from FrameMaker 11

FrameMaker 11 introduces a powerful new way to author an edit XML directly with XML View. Let Intelliprompt suggest legal elements, and have elements "closed" for you. Realtime validation will display errors in a console. Use the "tree" to navigate through your XML code. This feature is one of many reasons that have led industry thought leaders to pronounce FrameMaker 11 a "real" DITA authoring solution.

FrameMaker 11 has improved productivity in many areas, but a favorite with veteran users is the restoration of reliable keyboard shortcuts for paragraph and character formatting, conditional text control, as well as insertion, wrapping and changing XML elements. Watch how simple keyboard shortcuts can allow you to swiftly shape your document without leaving the text you are authoring

See how Tech Comm Suite 4 enables RoboHelp 10 to launch Captivate 6 and create step-by-step tutorials while still running RoboHelp. You can also import HTML5 output from other Captivate 6 projects.

We listened to our customers, and back by popular demand are reliable keyboard shortcuts for changing format styles, inserting XML elements, wrapping text in conditions, etc. Watch how easy it is to use FrameMaker 11 w/o hardly touching a mouse!

RoboHelp 10 has end-to-end publishing capabilities on Sharepoint, from authoring to collaborative review. This is one of several videos that highlight key features in the latest release of Technical Communication Suite 4 (TCS4), which includes FrameMaker 11 (FM11), RoboHelp 10 (RH10), Captivate 6 (CP6) and more. With TCS4, work faster and smarter with cross-product integration. Easily author and enrich XML/DITA content. Publish to multiple channels, formats and screens using multiscreen HTML5, and increase overall enterprise productivity.

RoboHelp 10 has tight integration with Captivate 6. It is possible to create a SW simulation via CP6 during authoring in RoboHelp 10, or even to import step-by-step CP6 instructions in HTML5. This is one of several videos that highlight key features in the latest release of Technical Communication Suite 4 (TCS4), which includes FrameMaker 11 (FM11), RoboHelp 10 (RH10), Captivate 6 (CP6) and more. With TCS4, work faster and smarter with cross-product integration. Easily author and enrich XML/DITA content. Publish to multiple channels, formats and screens using multiscreen HTML5, and increase overall enterprise productivity.

RoboHelp 10 can either import or dynamically link MS Word files as source files. This is often a first step towards more powerful, high volume authoring with Tech Comm Suite 4. This is one of several videos that highlight key features in the latest release of Technical Communication Suite 4 (TCS4), which includes FrameMaker 11 (FM11), RoboHelp 10 (RH10), Captivate 6 (CP6) and more. With TCS4, work faster and smarter with cross-product integration. Easily author and enrich XML/DITA content. Publish to multiple channels, formats and screens using multiscreen HTML5, and increase overall enterprise productivity.

FrameMaker 11 demonstrates the ability to display line numbers in regular or structured XML documents. This can be an ideal feature during content approval processes.

Adobe updated the components of the Digital Publishing Suite in May 2012. This video provides an overview of new design features including iPhone authoring, renditions for multiple devices, and new workflows for InDesign to generate alternate layouts for these devices.

This movie introduces Adobe Encore, the professional DVD-authoring tool that allows you to publish your work to DVDs, Blu-Ray Discs, and Web DVDs.

The mid-March update to Digital Publishing Suite introduces a new type of overlay called Scrollable Frame and refined how Pan & Zoom is handled. This video introduces theses features along with a cursory discussion of iPad3 authoring for Digital Publishing Suite.

Get Started with Adobe FormsCentral! Learn how to start from scratch and create a new form from a blank page. This video will walk through the basics of form design: how to create and format a header, use the form authoring palette to add questions, and specify each fields' options on your new form.

Learn how to combine current best practices for mobile application development with the new features in Adobe Flash Professional CS5.5 to make it easier than ever before to create content that works across many devices and screen sizes.

Author Rich Harrington discusses the Adobe Story Workflow.

Create a realistic old school style of a flip clock using Buena Depth Cue v2's Flipside! Download a free trial of BDCv2 and this project file at digieffects.com! (Author: Brandon Smith)

A group of after school students from the Alfred E. Smith Recreation Center on the Lower East Side takes us on a tour of their neighborhood to express their views about graffiti and to ask the question of why there is so much graffiti where they live. Additional Authors: Tatiana Matos, Marisol Rodriguez, Zuri Smith, Nadia Stoute, Anyai Sumpter, Kyara Wilson

Senior Product Manager Scott Fegette introduces the new authoring functionality in Dreamweaver CS5.5 that allows designers and developers to manage, author and publish HTML5 and CSS3-based content.

In this episode you'll learn how Story is used to collaborate online with other script writers to write scripts with ease.

Dreamweaver CS 5.5 has many new enhancements that can help you both quickly build out mobile interfaces to your existing sites, applications and projects, and easily build mobile-specific sites and applications. Let's explore!

With CSS3 support well-established in modern browsers, designers and developers alike are able to create rich visual effects like rounded corners, gradients, opacity and shadows - without needing image files. In this video we'll take a look at Dreamweaver CS 5.5's updated CSS3 support and how you can start using it to enhance your sites and projects.

Explore all of the new workflows for creating for the web and mobile devices. See how Creative Suite Web Premium 5.5 allow you to create and deliver standards-based websites apps and immersive digital experiences across desktops, smartphones, tablets, and televisions. Author content with HTML5, CSS3, and the JQuery mobile framework; target multiple platforms including Android™ operating systems, iOS, Blackberry RIM and Adobe AIR.

Craving another sneak peek video from Flash Pro? This week, Richard shares how the Authored Time Shared Assets concept can efficiently update assets that are shared between different screens of different sizes.Would you use this feature, and if so, what would you use it for? Check it out in the link below!

Learn how to create a realistic camp fire from the Mylenium project file and using Delirium v2's Fire. Download the project files and a free trial of Fire at www.digieffects.com! (Author: Mylenium & Dustin Klein).

Adobe InDesign CS5 is the perfect tool to use when authoring books and this demonstration will introduce you to a simple technique that ensures the cover of your ePub will look exactly like the original artwork including rich typesetting, drawn objects and images. By placing and InDesign document into an existing InDesign document, you bypass the inherent restrictions of the ePub format and your book cover looks fantastic no matter what device you use. Special thanks for Colin Fleming for creating this fantastic technique.

Using the full power of CQ5 fun-to-use interface, Day CQ5 SharePoint connector provides content authors with a unified editing and publishing experience. In this episode, experience the integration through the eyes of a website author and learn how you can leverage source documents managed in MicrosoftSharePoint for the Web.

The Adobe® Captivate® user interface significantly improves your authoring experience and makes your authoring workflows more productive.

Hear from Chuck Freedman (@chuckstar | www.chuckstar.com/blog), Adobe Flash Platform expert and chief channel evangelist at litl, as he discusses how Flash Player compatible content plays on many cool, in-home devices from Sony, Nintendo, litl, and more. He'll explore why creators should take special note of different form factors, simplified user experiences, and the new distribution channels that make this an exciting opportunity. We'll consider the full range of experiences, from open, multiplayer games and HD video in the living room to interactive cooking in the kitchen to DIY guides in the garage, and even story time.

Get helpful guidelines, tips, and tricks for making your content accessible using Adobe Flash Professional authoring tools. Learn how designers and developers deliver interactive experiences and accessible video using Adobe tools and techniques.

Kush tries to run and keep up with expert of all things Flash, Paul Trani to ask a question about if different suites of Creative Suite actually have the same flavor of Flash authoring in them.

Watch Jack Davis, award-winning author and Photoshop Hall-of-Famer, as he demonstrates essential techniques for using Photoshop CS5 to create great-looking images for the web and print. Learn techniques for making images look their best, fast, including everything from instant optimizing and enhancing of images to making Smart Filter recipes, custom actions, and tool presets. Davis's motto: If you do it once, figure out how to never have to do it again! Come learn powerful one-click solutions for on-time, on-budget design and photography.

See Damage v2 in action when we show you how to use Skew and Interference as well as Overexpose and Destabilize. (Author: Oliver Mellan)

Picking up from the last episode, learn how to take your custom DVD menu designed in Adobe Photoshop into Adobe Encore to author it as part of a DVD. Then jump into Adobe After Effects to create an animated menu open that will make your final product pop.

Insight into the development process of large scale projects plus a first hand demonstration on VizualPv3d, a 3D authoring tool that can help you develop natively within Papervision 3D. This video brought to you by our friends at Aquent.

Learn how to use conversion tables in FrameMaker for migrating unstructured FrameMaker and MS Word documents to fully structured files.

Learn the differences and benefits between unstructured and structured documents in Adobe FrameMaker.

Learn how Templates work in FrameMaker and how to build books based on multiple files, that were authored from the same template.

Get going faster, do the job in fewer steps, and improve the overall authoring experience with the Property inspector, a multiple document interface, and personalized workspaces.

Learn how Full Sail University is using the Adobe Flash Platform to instruct students how to create Rich Internet Applications that access APIs and Web Services. Bill Bain explains how they use the Adobe Flash Platform along with design and development methods to teach students to design, build, and deploy their own RIAs. Examples are shown of how students implement the Flash Platform, including the Flash and Flash Builder authoring environments along with the Flash Player and AIR runtimes.

Learn how to maximize your productivity, create engaging media-rich online learning materials and easily distribute them with the complete toolkit for eLearning authoring.

Explore Encore CS5, Adobe’s DVD and Blu-ray disc authoring software. Learn the advantages of using Encore—for both business users and creative users.

In this episode, RC goes through some housekeeping tips for Lightroom users and Author David duChemin shows up to talk about his new book; “Within the Frame”.

Watch as Dave Helmly guides you through the basics of Blu-ray authoring with Adobe Encore. Dave also gives helpful tips on media and burners and much more..

This overview video showcases Adobe's vision for enabling individuals and companies author, deliver and monetize content across screens and audiences.

Transform page layouts into dynamic Flash SWF files without working in the Flash authoring environment. Create digital documents with interactive buttons, hyperlinks, and unique page transitions for playback in a web browser or the Flash Player.

Discover how to take your DVD creations and publish them to the web as a Flash based website. Jason Levine shows you how to do it in this Adobe Encore tutorial.

Learn how to move your edited FCP project easily into CS4 Production Premium and learn how to author a Blu-Ray disc in Encore.

Product Manager Nathan Gentner demonstrates features such as Blu-ray authoring and enhanced SWF export.

Check for DVD-authoring problems before burning discs. Export a SWF-based website straight from Encore, without using Flash.

Flash guru Grant Skinner shares his thoughts on Flash Professional CS4, the new inverse kinematics feature, Flash Player 10 and ActionScript 3.0, and offers a few words of wisdom for beginners.

Dave Helmly shows you the Rimage Disc Publishing system working with Adobe Encore and Blu-ray. See how easy it is to go from Encore to the Rimage system for fully automated disc publishing.

Create a new project from the Welcome screen or the File menu. Name projects, choose the authoring mode, and adjust project settings.

Check for DVD-authoring problems before burning discs. Export a SWF-based website straight from Encore, without using Flash.

Import Adobe Premiere Pro sequences into Encore to create Blu-ray discs. Add pop-up menus to multiple timelines, and create or import subtitles.

Import Adobe Premiere Pro sequences into Encore to create Blu-ray discs. Add pop-up menus to multiple timelines, and create or import subtitles.

Product Manager Scott Fegette demonstrates new features such as the Live View, Code Navigator and AIR Authoring.

See Apple's FCP and ProRes 422 codec workflow in Premiere Pro and After Effects, and Blu-ray authoring in Encore.

Author Rich Harrington answers the $1000 question and recommends a point-and-click camera; Photoshop Elements; and a portfolio for your work.

Author Bert Monroy answers the $1000 question and recommends getting a camera with good digital zooms and the most megapixels.

Photography instructor and author Chris Orwig recommends buying a good camera and starting to shoot, plus investing in lenses because they'll last for years.

Author Matt Kloskowski answers the $1000 question and offers advice to those photographers just starting out.