QuickTime and MoviePlayer Pro 3
Visual QuickStart Guide
Published on 19. October 1998
Book
Paperback/Softback
272 pages
978-0-201-35349-5 (ISBN)
Description
The QuickTime and MoviePlayer Pro 3 Visual QuickStart Guide is the fastest and easiest way to learn the features of MoviePlayer Pro and the power of QuickTime. A visual tutorial and reference, the title will answer the questions a webmaster or digital media author might have about using and authoring in QuickTime and MoviePlayer Pro.
Readers will learn:
* the full variety of techniques for viewing and presenting movies
* methods (many hidden) for sophisticated media editing
* how to prepare movies for the Web and CD-ROM
QuickTime 3 is Apple's award winning cross-platform architecture for multimedia and video publishing, authoring, and delivery on personal computers and the Internet.
The only format that supports over 35 of the leading digital content file formats, and is capable of integrating 3D animation, video, special-effects, text, sounds, virtual reality and streaming media on personal computers and the Internet, QuickTime has recently been selected by the International Standards Organization (ISO) as the basis for MPEG-4.
MoviePlayer Pro is a new, richly featured commercial version of the Apple Computer delivered free with all versions of QuickTime. MoviePlayer Pro provides access to virtually all the power of QuickTime, and provides a tremendous amount of functionality for an inexpensive, compact program. MoviePlayer Pro is intended for Internet content, multimedia and digital media enthusiasts who want a quick and affordable way to start experimenting with digital publishing.
Readers will learn:
* the full variety of techniques for viewing and presenting movies
* methods (many hidden) for sophisticated media editing
* how to prepare movies for the Web and CD-ROM
QuickTime 3 is Apple's award winning cross-platform architecture for multimedia and video publishing, authoring, and delivery on personal computers and the Internet.
The only format that supports over 35 of the leading digital content file formats, and is capable of integrating 3D animation, video, special-effects, text, sounds, virtual reality and streaming media on personal computers and the Internet, QuickTime has recently been selected by the International Standards Organization (ISO) as the basis for MPEG-4.
MoviePlayer Pro is a new, richly featured commercial version of the Apple Computer delivered free with all versions of QuickTime. MoviePlayer Pro provides access to virtually all the power of QuickTime, and provides a tremendous amount of functionality for an inexpensive, compact program. MoviePlayer Pro is intended for Internet content, multimedia and digital media enthusiasts who want a quick and affordable way to start experimenting with digital publishing.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Harlow
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Pearson Education Limited
Target group
College/higher education
Dimensions
Height: 228 mm
Width: 177 mm
Thickness: 13 mm
Weight
430 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-201-35349-5 (9780201353495)
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09/1999
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Addison Wesley
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Persons
Judith Stern is an instructional multimedia specialist. Her background includes corporate training, expert systems development, educational research, and multimedia development. She works for the University of California at Berkeley, where she provides support and training to faculty and staff developing instructional multimedia software; she's also a software designer and technical writer for several educationalresearch projects.
Together with Robert Lettieri, she wrote QuickTime: The Official Guide for Macintosh (Hayden Books, 1994) and BMUG's Quicker QuickTime (BMUG, 1992).
Robert Lettieri is a computer consultant, specializing in graphics andmultimedia technologies. At the University of California at Berkeley, he isthe multimedia courseware specialist for Synthesis, a National Engineering Education Coalition. He has been experimenting and working with digital and analog video for over 12 years. He has taught many people how to use graphics and desktop publishing software, both individually and in training workshops.
Together with Robert Lettieri, she wrote QuickTime: The Official Guide for Macintosh (Hayden Books, 1994) and BMUG's Quicker QuickTime (BMUG, 1992).
Robert Lettieri is a computer consultant, specializing in graphics andmultimedia technologies. At the University of California at Berkeley, he isthe multimedia courseware specialist for Synthesis, a National Engineering Education Coalition. He has been experimenting and working with digital and analog video for over 12 years. He has taught many people how to use graphics and desktop publishing software, both individually and in training workshops.