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Macromedia Director MX |
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System Requirements
Windows
- Intel Pentium II Processor or higher
- Windows 98 SE, Windows 2000 or Windows XP
- 128 MB or more of free available system RAM
- 1024 x 768, 16-bit (thousands colours) colour display or better
- Microsoft DirectX 5.2 or OpenGL (recommended)
- 3D accelerator (recommended)
- 100 MB of available disk space
- CD-ROM drive
Macintosh
- Power Macintosh with Power PC Processor, G3 Processor or higher
recommended
- Mac OS X 10.1.2 and up (10.2 recommended)
- 128 MB or more of free available system RAM
- 1024 x 768, 16-bit (thousands colours) colour display or better
- OpenGL 1.1.2 (recommended)
- 3D accelerator (recommended)
- 100 MB of available disk space
- CD-ROM drive
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Product Code - DRW0901400
£449.00 |
Key Features
Easily incorporate a comprehensive array of media types
Including major video (RealVideo, QuickTime, and AVI), audio (MP3,
WAV, AIF, and RealAudio), bitmap (jpg", GIF, PNG, BMP, PSD, TIFF,
and PICT), and vector (SWF) formats. Control these media types with
the powerful Lingo programming language and behaviours in Director
MX.
Deliver confidently to any medium
Designed to handle data deployed to fixed media, Director MX quickly
loads and unloads data into system memory for optimal playback on CD,
DVD, or kiosks. Then deliver your content to Shockwave Player, and
reach an audience of over 300 million web users.
Add custom features and functionality
With Xtra extensions, part of the Director MX extensible plug-in architecture.
Create full-featured applications that can access, launch, and control
other applications from within the Director MX executable. Build your
own or choose from hundreds of existing Xtras to extend your work.
Take advantage of lightweight vector graphics
Within Director MX applications. Import Macromedia Flash MX files and
quickly modify them with the new Macromedia Flash MX Launch and Edit
feature.
Streamline your workflow and reduce development time
With new Lingo control over Macromedia Flash MX objects. You can get
complete access to all properties and methods of pre-authored Macromedia
Flash MX objects, or create them from scratch through Lingo.
Use Macromedia server technologies with Director MX.
Create multiuser games, distance learning applications, and real-time
collaboration with the Macromedia Flash MX Communication Server. And
easily pass data to Macromedia ColdFusion MX and back with Macromedia
Flash MX Remoting Service, a secure, high-performance connection between
ColdFusion MX and Shockwave Player.
Create accessible content for the web, desktop applications, and CD/DVD.
Develop self-voicing applications with captioning and Customisable
tab navigation. You can view accessible content created with Director
MX on both Apple Macintosh and Microsoft Windows platforms without
dedicated screen readers.
Re-purpose existing applications to adhere to accessibility guidelines
Using drag-and-drop behaviours. Director MX behaviours. let you easily
control speech and tabbing order, and synchronize text with spoken
words.
Enhance productivity with a highly Customisable user interface
Native to all Macromedia MX products. Author using modern authoring
platforms, including Macintosh OS X. Director MX also supports playback
on Mac OS X systems.
Additional Features
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Macromedia MX interface: Design in a familiar,
integrated workspace consistent with Macromedia MX products.
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Collapsible, dockable panels: Group, collapse,
or expand panels as needed for a smooth, highly configurable
workflow.
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Answers panel: Get immediate access to support,
tips, and other resources available on our website.
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Over 40 media types: Author with native support
for multiple graphics formats (including alpha channels), QuickTime,
AVI, MP3, WAV, AIFF, advanced image compositing, animation, synchronization,
and sound playback effects.
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Precise sound control: Take advantage of dynamic
looping, cueing to start playback anywhere within a sound, queuing
of multiple sounds for seamless sequential playback, and panning.
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Broadcast-quality animation: Render onion-skinning,
tweening, rotation, skewing, and more with the high-performance
Director MX animation engine.
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New QuickTime 6 Xtra: Take advantage of Apple
QuickTime 6 features, including support for MPEG4 and QuickTime
streaming properties through Lingo.
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Standalone applications: Output to CD, DVD-ROM,
kiosks, and more, using freely distributable standalone executables.
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Shockwave Player: Deploy to one of the most
widely distributed playback technologies on the web.
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Runtime imaging: Save bandwidth by creating
sprite-level transitions, implementing tile-based scrolling games,
or using procedural drawing at the client end.
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Author accessible content: Create accessible
content that meets governmental accessibility guidelines for
people with disabilities, including Section 508.
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Microsoft Windows and Apple Macintosh support:
Create cross-platform accessible content.
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Speech Xtra: Convert text-to-speech automatically,
without the need for a screen reader.
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Accessibility behaviours: Drag and drop to
control speech, tabbing, item highlighting, and synchronization
of text with words spoken by the Speech Xtra.
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New Global Lingo methods: Convert text to
speech, and control the volume and format of speech audio.
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Integrate HTML content: Import HTML text into
Director MX while maintaining full control of all link references.
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XML parsing: Deliver complex constructs that
can be controlled and manipulated without downloading large files.
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Mac OS X support: Author and play back content
on Mac OS X.
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Pre-Mac OS X playback: Author in Macintosh
OS X and create Shockwave applications and executables that can
be viewed on pre-Mac OS X systems.
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Macromedia Flash Communication Server MX support:
Access installed USB or FireWire cameras, installed microphones,
and more.
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Macromedia Flash Remoting MX support: Connect
your Director applications to databases and web services, including
Macromedia ColdFusion MX, Microsoft .NET, Java, and SOAP-based
web services.
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Lingo control over Macromedia Flash objects:
Reduce development time by getting and setting any property of
pre-authored Macromedia Flash objects.
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Macromedia Flash objects from scripting: Create
new Macromedia Flash objects from within native Lingo code to
modify Macromedia Flash files—and call up Macromedia Flash
functionality—in Director MX.
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