Adobe Offers Open Source Frameworks Media And Text Of The Platform Flash
The main Flash technologies now available in Open Source for the creation of media players and text layout
Paris – July 21, 2009 – Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq: ADBE) today announced two new open source initiatives of Adobe ® Flash ® Platform for developers, companies specialized in multimedia and publishers. Developed under the project Strobe, the framework OSMF (Open Source Media Framework) allows developers to easily create players, optimized for Adobe Flash Platform, and more robust with new features. With the framework TLF (Text Layout Framework), they can also provide their web applications functionality typographical developed. Now freely available as open source, these two frameworks will help content owners to develop their multimedia production online, enabling them to create new opportunities and monetization strategies for web publishing.
Establishing an open standard for the development of media players
• The framework OSFM (Open Source Media Framework), corresponding to the Open Source Project Strobe, facilitates the creation of media players are optimized for Adobe Flash Platform.
• The flexible architecture allows developers OSMF to offer a unique experience by taking advantage of plug-ins dedicated to advertising, monitoring and dissemination of content, and functions standard video players such as orders reading, browsing video, caching and dynamic streaming. Combining functionality with standard third party plugins, the OSMF gives content providers the flexibility to adapt their strategies to monetization of content and meet the needs of their audience.
• The OSMF includes an API dedicated to the creation of plug-ins to offer value-added services. The OSMF foster innovation around multimedia interaction on the web since the partners will test new services for content providers, and covering the distribution, presentation and monetization of them.
• The source code OSMF and pluggable software components are already available under MPL (Mozilla Public License) at http://www.OpenSourceMediaFramework.com/.
Adobe and Akamai collaborate on Open Video Player
Akamai has partnered with Adobe to promote the adoption of a uniform standard for media players and broadcast services content compatible with Adobe Flash Platform technologies. Akamai and Adobe are collaborating on the Open Video Player, created by Akamai, and the launch of OSMF technologies. The aim is to provide a coherent framework for media players and enable developers, publishers, content owners, enterprises, etc.. create faster drives that support the development of profitable business models in the long term. By providing all the components needed to develop players, they also contribute to the adoption of open standards.
The vast knowledge of Adobe in publishing framework for TLF
The framework TLF offers more opportunities for presentation of text on web technologies HTML and CSS with current support for complex languages, bidirectional text, the multi-display and other functions and commands advanced typography. This is an ActionScript library ® adaptive engine based on the text of the Adobe Flash Player 10 and Adobe ® AIR ® 1.5. The source code and library components TLF are available for free under Open Source license MPL at http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/tlf/.
The framework TLF at work:
• TimesReader 2.0 New York Times and Boston Globe GlobeReader – Led by Adobe AIR, TimesReader 2.0 and GlobeReader take advantage of features of redistribution of the text, multiple columns and features outstanding typography framework TLF.
• Acrobat.com Presentations – New Service Adobe facilitating the creation, modification and sharing of online presentations. Based on Adobe Flash Platform, it is akin, in its aspect and its operation, an application of office presentation, except that it runs in a web browser. The Open Source framework TLF is used for all text objects embedded in the slides.
• makebook – This application operates largely TLF framework, including the investment features of the text over several columns and automatic wrapping text around images inserted, it provides users with a network of online creation of easy to produce content, share with their relatives, and then publish on the web.
Citations
• Dave McAllister, director of standards and open source, Adobe Systems
“We are committed to providing open source technologies Adobe Flash Platform,” said Dave McAllister, director of standards and open source at Adobe. “By launching frameworks TLF OSMF and Open Source, we facilitate the creation and sharing of best practices for the development of media players and rich web applications that require advanced text management. We believe that these efforts will stimulate the market and pave the way for the new generation of video content and web applications. “
• Tim Napoleon, Chief Strategist, Digital Media, Akamai
“The framework OSMF complete project and consolidate the Open Video Player Akamai,” said Tim Napoleon, Chief Strategist, Digital Media at Akamai. “OSMF code takes advantage of the Open Video Player Akamai and know-how and resources to help Adobe publishers and companies specializing in multimedia redefine standards for online video, driven by flow standard production. “
• Mark Stanley, founder of makebook
“The API standard framework TLF Adobe Open Source allowed us to quickly exploit the high-end components for our site makebook.com,” said Mark Stanley, founder of makebook. “Thanks to TLF framework, we can easily provide our customers with quality printing functions and the presentation of text they need for their projects of self-publication. “
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Adobe Flash Platform
Adobe Flash Platform is a complete system of tools, frameworks, client and server for developing integrated video content and web applications running on the same on all terminals and operating systems. The Adobe Flash Player content are operating on more than 98% of PCs connected to the Internet and Adobe Flash technology is the first video platform on the web. The leaders of the broadcasting and multimedia services, including Disney.com, DIRECTV and MLB.com are already using àAdobe Flash Platform to broadcast videos on the web. The platform also serves as a catalyst for social networking sites YouTube and MySpace.
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