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Adobe Flash Builder—an Eclipse-based integrated development environment (“IDE”) for developing cross-platform
RIAs with the Adobe Flex framework for either Adobe Flash Player or Adobe AIR; Flash Builder includes support for
intelligent coding, debugging, and visual design and features testing tools that speed up development and lead to higher
performing applications.
Adobe Flash Catalyst—an interaction design tool that enables designers to transform artwork into interactive projects
without writing code.
Adobe Flash Lite—client software used in a wide range of non-PC devices including mobile phones and consumer
electronic devices; provides a subset of Adobe Flash Player functionality for viewing and interacting with content designed
for mobile handsets, televisions and other types of devices.
Adobe Flash Player—the most widely distributed rich client software on PCs and consumer electronic devices, Adobe
Flash Player provides a runtime environment for text, graphics, animations, sound, video, application forms and two-way
communications.
Adobe Flash Platform Services—new services that enable developers and publishers to distribute and monetize
applications across multiple distribution channels.
Adobe Flex—a free, open source framework for building applications that deploy consistently on major browsers,
desktops, and computer operating systems by leveraging the Adobe Flash Player and Adobe AIR runtimes.
Creative and Interactive Solutions Products—Flash Media Server Products
Adobe Flash Access—a scalable, flexible content protection solution that enables the distribution and monetization of
premium video content delivered online; the successor to Adobe Flash Media Rights Management Server.
Adobe Flash Media Interactive Server—a configuration of our streaming media capabilities to deliver secure, high-
quality video on demand, video blogging and messaging, Web conferencing and live video capabilities that can be viewed via
Adobe Flash Player and Adobe AIR; provides a flexible development environment for creating and delivering interactive
media applications; utilized by many industries, including media and entertainment, telecommunications, advertising,
government and education.
Adobe Flash Media Enterprise Server—a configuration of our streaming media capabilities to deliver large-scale,
secure, high-quality video on demand, video blogging, messaging, Web conferencing and live video, and real-time
communication capabilities that can be viewed via Adobe Flash Player and Adobe AIR; provides a flexible development
environment for creating and delivering interactive media applications; utilized by many industries, including media and
entertainment, telecommunications, advertising, government and education.
Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder—a free media encoder and live audio and video capture software that streams audio
and video in real time to Flash Media Server software or Flash Video Streaming Service; enables Web broadcasts of live
events such as sporting events, concerts, Webcasts, and news and educational events.
Adobe Flash Media Playback—a free media player that can be used by any Website with only a few lines of HTML,
enabling playback of video in the FLV file format and other media; has an extensible plug-in architecture that enables easy
integration with CDNs and advertising platforms, as well as support for analytics and additional third-party services.
Adobe Flash Media Streaming Server—a lower-cost version of our streaming media capabilities that can be used to
deliver live streaming and video-on-demand streaming; configured for lower volume streaming of content that is suitable for
small- and medium- size streaming needs.
Adobe Flash Video Streaming Service—via CDN partners, Adobe offers hosted services for streaming on-demand video
for the Adobe Flash Player runtime across high-performance networks; built with Adobe Flash Media Server, Flash Video
Streaming Service provides an effective way to deliver Flash video to large audiences without the overhead of setting up and
maintaining streaming server hardware and network.
HTTP Dynamic Streaming—with new support for on-demand and live video streaming online, our latest video delivery
method enables on-demand and live adaptive bitrate video streaming of standards-based MP4 media over regular HTTP
connections; gives content creators, developers, and publishers more choice in high-quality media; while the Real Time
Message Protocol (“RTMP”) remains the protocol of choice for lowest latency, fastest start, dynamic buffering, and stream
encryption, HTTP Dynamic Streaming enables leveraging of existing caching infrastructures, and provides tools for
integrating content preparation into existing encoding workflows.