Revolution Media Presentation Viewable on Web?

[Thomas McGrath III]

Richard,

Votes are precious so although I am very interested in this I don't  
think I have enough votes left to apply to it.

I would say that maybe some crossover between a Flash/Java output and  
a Rev development app would help greatly in this endeavor.

Maybe an Object exporter from with in Rev that exports objects into a  
format useful in flash with built in functionality.

Tom McG

On Jun 27, 2006, at 12:25 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:

>> . . . or, better yet, a translator which exports the fully
>> functional Revolution stack into a format
>> like Flash or QuickTime.
>
> Or even Java, which may be a closer fit in a lot of ways, and  
> there's a lot of example code on generating byte code.
>
> Yeah, I'd like this option for some things.  There may even be a  
> feature request filed in Bugzilla for this.  I wonder how many  
> votes it's gotten.
>
> In the meantime, for Web deployment it's hard to beat Flash, just  
> as for desktop applications it's hard to beat Rev.  I suppose it'd  
> be ideal to have one tool that does everything optimally, but since  
> both tools are pretty cheap and (at least in my work) it's rare  
> that I'd want to make the same thing for web deployment and as a  
> desktop app, maybe two tools isn't a deal breaker for either.....
>
> --
>  Richard Gaskin
>  Managing Editor, revJournal

Thomas J McGrath III
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