Preparing your media for multiscreen playback and ad integration is challenging -- and critical -- to today's media delivery supply chain. In this session, you'll walk away with tips, tools, and best practices that you can put to use in your transcoding and preparation workflow today, with an eye on what's coming tomorrow.In this information-rich session, Maxim Levkov will cover:• Which tools to use for efficient workflow and best results• How to achieve consistent playback in multi-bitrate delivery• Tricks of the trade to expand your transcoding knowledge• Do's and Don'ts for the optimal playback experience, everywhere• Learn key elements for enabling seamless ad-insertion with Adobe Primetime

Learn what it takes to become successful in the casual gaming world. If you are interested in serious game development but hesitant to take the next step, this session will help you move forward. Come discover the opportunities that are available with Adobe Flash.Ross Przybylski, game designer/developer and Adobe Game Developer Influencer, will share his experience in:• How to transition from game design hobbyist to successful game developer using Adobe Flash technologies• Why Flash is the platform of choice for creating cross-platform, multiscreen games• Overcoming challenges such as game engine creation, programming artificial intelligence, and designing multiscreen interfaces• Monetizing your game efforts

In addition to making an entire image function as a hyperlink, RoboHelp 10 enables you to identify sections of an image or screen capture which you would like to link to different targets. Image maps allow you to draw a desired "hot zone" shape over a button, field, or section of graphic, and have hyperlink action to another section of the project, or even a URL. It's as easy as making a hyperlink; all you need is to know where to find the menu!

See how User Defined Variables (UDVs) in RoboHelp 10 allow you to create "instant update" instances of text or phrases for product names, address, UI gestures and more. Change the definition of one UDV and all instances update throughout your project. You can even insert UDFs into topic titles or boilerplate snippets. This powerful feature is extremely simple to use, as easy as editing and formatting normal text.

Join the Amazon Web Services team as they discuss multiscreen video, by applying the power of the Cloud to achieve “Content Anytime, Anywhere, on Any Device.” This session will address strategies for taming this complexity at scale by leveraging cloud based solutions. Topics include:• high speed content ingest• tiered scalable storage• elastic compute/processing• monitoring and analytics• monetization• global distribution• security

See how easy it is to publish to HTML5 multiscreen from FrameMaker 11 via RoboHelp 10, in Tech Comm Suite 4, using the DEFAULT PROJECT that is supplied within FrameMaker. Stunning results in just a few mouse clicks.

RoboHelp 10 has added the ability to specify a specific media target (e.g. iPad, Android phone, Desktop) when changing formatting for specific styles.

RoboHelp 10 supports HTML5 with multiscreen output to a variety of devices. Find out how media queries can help optimize content for the right device

RoboHelp 10 not only supports HTML5 multiscreen views, but it has a dynamic, new, visual screen layout editor that makes it much easier to create and preview layout for many devices.

RoboHelp 10's HTML5 support enables multiscreen support on a variety of devices. Help files are no longer limited to the traditional "tri-pane" layout. Text and graphics can dynamically resize with many devices. 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.