Getting Started with Strobe Media Playback: Basic Configuration
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Getting Started with Strobe Media Playback: Basic Configuration

on Feb 18th 2011 with 4 comments
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  • Difficulty: Beginner
  • Screencast Duration: 22 mins
This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series Getting Started with Strobe Media Playback

Getting Started with Strobe Media Playback

Strobe Media Playback is the open source video playback module that provides not only a customizable video playback solution for developers, but also serves as a great entry point for developing applications with the Open Source Media Framework.

In this tutorial, we will see an example of how to configure SMB by using the built-in skinning configuration mechanisms and creating our custom skin with Adobe Fireworks.

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Other parts in this series:«Getting Started with Strobe Media Playback: Full Customization

 
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Joseph Labrecque is primarily employed by the University of Denver as a senior interactive software engineer specializing in the Adobe Flash Platform, where he produces innovative academic toolsets for both traditional desktop environments and emerging mobile spaces. Alongside this principal role; he often serves as adjunct faculty, communicating upon a variety of Flash Platform solutions and general Web design and development subjects. In addition to his accomplishments in higher education, Joseph is the proprietor of Fractured Vision Media, LLC; a digital media production company, technical consultancy, and distribution vehicle for his creative works. He is founder and sole abiding member of the dark ambient recording project "An Early Morning Letter, Displaced" whose releases have received international award nominations and underground acclaim. Joseph has contributed to a number of respected community publications as an article writer and video tutorialist and is author of the forthcoming "Flash Development for Android Cookbook". He regularly speaks at user group meetings and industry conferences such as Adobe MAX, FITC, and D2WC. In 2010, he received an Adobe Impact Award in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the education community. He has served as an Adobe Education Leader since 2008 and is also a 2011 Adobe Community Professional.  

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  1. Mohamed says:
    February 19, 2011 at 4:20 pm

    Thanks, but background from where? its very nice!

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  2. Joseph Labrecque says:
    February 19, 2011 at 6:18 pm

    Thanks, Mohamed.

    The background of my desktop? That is part of the Windows 7 “Winter” theme available at http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/downloads/personalize/themes Brrr!

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  3. ArslanHassan says:
    February 21, 2011 at 1:48 pm

    Thanks alot for such an informative video
    i was waiting for such kind of video player, i have been working on OS video sharing script but never found a good OS video player but now i guess my search ends here :p

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  4. Michael says:
    January 31, 2012 at 7:37 pm

    Does it have any way to add in a closed captioning button? As part of the federal government we are required to have closed captioning synced with our videos and this requirement makes it very hard to find a player that will work for us…

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