Earlier software from Adobe that was used to develop animated sequences and interface elements for Web sites. Running under Windows and Mac, LiveMotion supported the major sound formats and all popular Web graphics formats as well as Illustrator and native Photoshop (.PSD) files. Macromedia's Flash product edged out LiveMotion, and Adobe canceled it in 2003 after two major releases. Ironically, Adobe acquired Macromedia in 2005.
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- LiveStage Professional 6/6/2006 (Mac)
- LiveStage Professional is a QuickTime authoring tool for developers and digital media producers. This program provides a comprehensive environment for creating interactive QuickTime movies and video for the Internet, CD-ROM, DVD, or any other QuickTime-compatible environment. It's a great way to deploy videos in an interactive environment. You can integrate...
- Software downloads 2007-11-13
- If Adobe gets Linux, they win
- If Adobe gets Linux, they winAdobe has never seen the forest for the treesAdobe failed to see the [b]real[/b] risk of not supporting Linux in the early 90's.The risk isn't necessarily that the Linux desktop user base is large, thus a big market. The real risk is that by...
- Discussion threads 2006-07-22
- Macromedia drops illustration tool
- Macromedia drops illustration toolNo surpise.I expect to see Fireworks get whacked next. Adobe could make this a better situation if they were to release Freehand, Fireworks and the long-gone LiveMotion under some kind of open license.Freehand a great product!This is a great example of why the macromedia-adobe deal is bad...
- Discussion threads 2005-08-09
- Catalogue 4.2.9 (Windows)
- Extract metadata from MS Office, PDF, HTML, Adobe files, IPTC info from JPEG, and TIF images into XML, CSV, Word files, or HTML pages without programming. Set file properties via mass update function for MS Office and NTFS Windows 2000 files. Catalog and retrieve MS Office documents. Adobe XMP metadata...
- Software downloads 2004-02-04
- Catalogue Files Metadata Miner 4.2 (Windows)
- Catalogue is a file cataloging utility that enables quick viewing, managing and updating of metadata or document properties associated with such files as: Microsoft Office, OpenOffice.org, StarOffice, Visio documents, PDF documents, JPEG images. Catalogue collects also Adobe XMP eXtensible Metadata Platform metadata associated with documents produced by recent Adobe...
- Software downloads 2003-06-02
- Adobe Motion Exchange plug-in 5.5 (Windows)
- You can now easily integrate Adobe After Effects projects with Adobe LiveMotion. Create your complex animations in After Effects, then export your project as an Adobe Motion Exchange AMX format (.amx) file. Import this file into LiveMotion and then continue to work.
- Software downloads 2002-02-19
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