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Windows Media 9 Multimedia
The new Windows Media Encoder 9 serves as the basic
tool for encoding and combining multimedia generated on our Multimedia
Lab computers. Using primarily Microsoft applications, WME9 combines
elements that run online in Internet Explorer, Windows
Media Player, or Microsoft PowerPoint.
Our system provides for the integration of HTML, AVI, WMA, and WMV
formats from Windows Media Encoder, PPT files from PowerPoint and DOC
files from Word, allowing users to create multimedia-enhanced online
presentations. The multimedia lab webcasts the Windows Media 9 .wmv
video format in a 320x240 window to computers with Windows Media Player
9 installed at mms://wms.aces.edu/media/satellite. We also provide an
archive of the project in the WMV video format in the satellite
directory on the ACES WWW server, so specialists can link to the file
from their Web site for distribution. Take a look at the
4-H Capital Campaign video or the most recent Logger
Continuing Education video. Visit Streaming Media
for more examples.
More about Windows
Media 9 is available here.
RealMedia
Digital Multimedia
For clients desiring presentations compatible with the RealNetworks
format, the unit offers the following products.
• Real
Slideshow – produces online slideshows in the Realmedia format
for
playback in RealPlayer
• RealAudio
– captures and edits audio for radio broadcast-quality playback in
RealPlayer
• RealProducer
– captures video and audio segments live from studio or tape for
playback in RealPlayer
• RealPresenter
– combines RealSlideshow, RealAudio and video from
RealProducer into online presentations for playback in RealPlayer
To view digital
video clips authored in the unit, please visit the Extension DV page.
Adobe
Premiere
Adobe Premiere is our non-linear video editing
application that runs in Windows XP. Premiere can import and edit WAV,
WMA, MP3, and AIFF as well as AVI and QuickTime
formats. Premiere also works in conjunction with our new DVCAM
equipment via a Firewire connection, enabling a direct
camera-to-computer video and audio digital capture. Premiere can
produce video and audio content for the leading media broadcast
formats, such as DV, DVD, CD, VCD, SVCD, Betacam, DVCAM and the Web.
Final Cut Pro
Apple Final Cut Pro is our preferred non-linear video
editing application for clients who need a Macintosh-compatible
product. Final Cut Pro functions with our DVCAM equipment to provide a
totally digital editing environment.
Sonic myDVD
Sonic myDVD is our choice for simple DVD
production system for the Windows platform. This Windows application
integrates captured audio, video, and image assets into an easy-to-use
interface that our producers and specialists can use to create DVD
masters directly from DVCAM.
DVD Studio
Pro
Designed for the Macintosh platform, Apple’s DVD Studio Pro
works seamlessly in conjunction with Final Cut Pro to provide an
integrated all-digital video production environment for the authoring
of DVDs.
Adobe
Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop (for both Windows and Macintosh)
provides a software solution for creating and retouching graphics for
use in video, Web, and digital format presentations. Photoshop is our
industry’s professional standard in desktop digital imaging. Both of
our editors have extensive training in Photoshop and can provide expert
consultation in Photoshop-related image issues. For more complex
graphics requirements, the unit works closely with the Publishing Unit
artists and desktop publishing staff.
ATI
Multimedia Center
The ATI Multimedia Center functions in concert with
ATI’s All-In-Wonder 128 Video Capture card installed in two of our lab
machines. This application captures analog video from the video
production studio for use in the lab. It delivers broadcast quality
MPEG-2 and AVI video files for DVD authoring purposes and WMV files for
archiving and streaming video applications.
Media Downloads:
Download
Windows Media Player
Download
RealOne Player
Download the QuickTime
Player
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