Find out how ACT Dept of Education and Training is centralizing the ICT infrastructure and how it uses Adobe's Digital Education Solutions to ensure students have the access to the latest software available as well as the delivery of online resources to help teachers.

In this episode of Short and Suite, Karl Soule shares tips on how to optimize and increase the quality of your encodings in Encore for DVD and Bluray delivery.

Join Jim Guerard, vice president and general manager of Professional Video, as he discusses the massive shifts happening in the industry today, how Adobe is responding through rapid innovation, and the company's pillars of focus moving forward.

Join Adobe evangelist Jason Levine to find out how you can to edit faster with Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 software, which offers cross-platform, native file–based workflows as well as GPU-accelerated filters and effects with the enhanced Adobe Mercury Playback Engine—now on workstations and laptops. Work easily with dual-system sound support; enjoy enhanced project exchange with Apple Final Cut Pro and Avid software, as well as direct integration with Adobe Story; and efficiently export with reliable batch background encoding for delivery to smartphones, tablets, and PCs.

Danny Winokur, VP at Adobe, discusses Flash Player 10.2 including Stage Video and performance updates, as well as upcoming 3D functionality.

W3Conversions' Stephanie (Sullivan) Rewis lays down the ground rules for video and HTML5 in a four-part series. First, she provides a crash course on how to think about HTML5 when delivering video and dynamic content for the web.

Learn how Adobe innovation will continue to drive technology to increase quality, protection, and reach, helping you expand your business using video across devices that support Flash technology. This session will provide an introduction to new Adobe Flash Media Server 4, Open Source Media Framework, Adobe Flash Access, Adobe Flash Player, HTTP Dynamic Streaming, H.264, multicast, and P2P — where we are now and where we're going next. During the session, we'll share some of the brilliant video experiences Adobe customers have created.

Explore how video players developed with Open Source Media Framework (OSMF) can be customized with ActionScript APIs and plug-ins. Learn how to integrate video with external media service providers including advertising, analytics, CDNs, and more. Led by OSMF engineers, this session will be a full deep dive on developing OSMF plug-ins to integrate robust media and video experiences that use delivery methods from HTTP through RTMP to reach the most people.

Learn how to stream video and audio over HTTP networks with HTTP Dynamic Streaming and Adobe Flash Player 10.1, helping you lower costs and reach a wider audience with your video content. This session will step you through the workflows for encoding, packaging, protecting, and delivering video using the Open Source Media Framework. Discover techniques to optimize the F4F file format, tweak the F4F file packager and live packager, and apply DRM with Adobe Flash Access 2. Learn how to set up your own HTTP Origin using Apache to work with popular content delivery networks.

Learn everything you need to know to optimize your video experience for mobile devices that support Adobe Flash Player 10.1, including encoding and performance best practices, player optimization, delivery techniques, content protection, interactivity, ad integration, and much more. We'll also provide an introduction to Open Source Media Framework and how to use it for mobile platforms.

Learn key design, distribution, and business decisions that impact whether you should deliver your content as interactive PDF or SWF (using Adobe InDesign CS5). You'll also be armed with greater knowledge on which interactive features in InDesign are supported on export to PDF or SWF and learn how to optimize your interactivity for both PDF and SWF export or focus your efforts on the more advanced animation and interactivity capabilities of the SWF format. Don’t miss this informative session that compares delivery of interactive documents in PDF and SWF file formats.

Learn how to deploy a robust video delivery service within your enterprise that will ensure high quality of service, minimal network usage, and strategic deployment methods that keep your servers safe for both internal and external delivery. Deploying a service structure that meets the demands for higher quality and more usage that doesn't bring down your network will be the focus of this session. Step though deployment and configuration strategies for unicast, HTTP, multicast, and P2P with Adobe engineering's tips on hardening, configuring, and monitoring Adobe Flash Media Servers within your network.

Learn how you can enable terabit-scale audiences for live and on-demand video delivery by leveraging the Akamai HD Network for Flash, powered by Akamai's globally deployed HTTP EdgePlatform. The Akamai HD Network for Flash offers HTTP-based multibitrate delivery, live DVR, fast startup, and reduced rebuffering to increase audience scale and engagement time. Learn best practices for how to encode and prepare your content for multibitrate delivery to desktops and mobile devices, and how to build a video player based on open source frameworks such as OSMF that can take advantage of the Akamai HD Network for Flash.

Teaching solid design skills in a rapidly changing educational and technological arena poses challenges for institutions striving to give their graduates a competitive edge in the workplace. Bill Galbreath shows how the students at Full Sail University are using the power of the CS4 Master Collection to streamline workflow and create videos and motion graphic pieces, from concept to delivery in multiple mediums. Using many examples, he shows how the students use Premiere Pro, After Effects and Encore together to give life and meaning to their creative concepts while at the same time learning the professional workflows that can translate directly to their career choice.

Learn about this new feature in Flash Player 10.1 that gives content creators, developers, and publishers more choice in high quality media delivery while maintaining the reach of the Flash Platform.  HTTP Dynamic Streaming enables leveraging existing caching infrastructures (CDN’s, ISP’s, office caching, home networking) and provides tools to integrate adaptive streaming into encoding workflows.  Come here how you can use this new feature for both live and video on demand plus options for content protection using Flash Access.

Today's video production workflows benefit tremendously from applications that are designed to run natively on 64-bit operating systems. Learn what you can do to optimize your hardware for optimum performance.

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

One key to a great application is the physical network. Are you leveraging it wisely? Kevin Hoyt illustrates how character formats impact data delivery, and offers a more scalable solution.

This episode of Traditional Media in Transition features Nickelodeon and their use of Adobe Flash for interactive gaming and video delivery.

Discover Adobe's optimized implementation of the Flash runtime that enables the delivery of HD video and rich applications to Internet-connected TVs, set-top boxes, Blu-ray players, and other devices that are connected to the television.

Discover how to leverage the Flash Platform to deliver cross-channel experiences that extend beyond the website. The session will examine how the platform allows the seamless transition of creative content and technology across diverse screens and devices

Learn how to prepare photos for sharing by e-mail. Use the E-mail Attachments and Photo Mail features to compact an image for delivery via e-mail. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Jason Levine walks you though how Adobe After Effects lets you design vector graphics, create more organic movements, and expedite delivery.