Revolution Media Presentation Viewable on Web?

[Lynn Fredricks]

> So, for the Revolution author who wants to take advantage of 
> all of the authoring prowess of Revolution, yet wants to also 
> enjoy the added benefit of regular sales transactions, he or 
> she might be best served by a compromise in the form of a 
> standard browser plug-in, which fully displays all of the 
> functionality of a Revolution stack . . . or, better yet, a 
> translator which exports the fully functional Revolution 
> stack into a format like Flash or QuickTime.

Hi Greg,

In terms of training, the channel is FILLED with product that definitely is
not delivered by way of a browser at all, though they may incorporate
Quicktime video playback (just like Revolution does).

One problem with developing a "standard" browser plugin is that there are
still multiple browsers out there, and multiple versions of those browsers,
and supporting them can be a nightmare.

There are reasons for using different tools that depend entirely on your
project. There are downsides to delivering a media message directly through
a browser as compared to a "heavy client" like Revolution - again, the
number of downsides depends on the details of your project.

Best regards,


Lynn Fredricks
Worldwide Business Operations
Runtime Revolution, Ltd