Flash Captioning Seminar
I (Andrew Kirkpatrick) am delivering a seminar on Flash captioning Tuesday, July 10. See details below and sign up on our website.
Title: Captioning in Flash
Tuesday, July 10th, 2007 11:00 A.M. PDT
Adding captions to video in Flash is essential to ensure that users who are deaf or hard of hearing can access Flash video content. Adobe Flash CS3 includes a new component to make captioning easy and effective, and a variety of captioning tools are available to help developers define a process that fits into their existing workflow. This session will share best practices for Flash 9 swfs, Flex applications, and older Flash 8 swfs and will show you how to get captions in your video step by step.
Comments
That's great Andrew !
See you there !
ciao
marco
Posted by: Marco Casario | July 3, 2007 05:19 PM
What time is that in UK Andrew? Is the seminar going to be made available on Adobe web site for viewing at any time?
thanks
Mari
Posted by: Marilyn Browne | July 4, 2007 04:47 AM
Hi Andrew,
Will this be available afterwards for those of us who can not attend?
(4 am for us here in Melbourne, Australia)
With thanks,
Sofia
Posted by: Sofia Celic | July 4, 2007 05:29 PM
OK, 11am PDT is 2pm EDT, which is 7pm GMT. That's not so bad as Australia's 4am, but the session will be recorded and available afterward (I'm told about 1-2 weeks after the session) so if you're interested you can catch the session later if the time is bad. There will be a Q&A period, so you'll miss that, but it's pretty easy to ask me questions outside of events like this so that may not be a deciding factor.
Posted by: Andrew Kirkpatrick | July 5, 2007 06:54 AM
I'm interested in accessing the recording(?) of this session which (sorry!) I wasn't able to attend. Is the recording up yet?
Cheers, Julie
Posted by: julie burbidge | July 12, 2007 03:27 AM
Great presentation. Thank you Andrew. Great to see how easy it is to caption in Flash now.
Posted by: Dennis Lembree | July 15, 2007 11:38 PM
I just wanted to comment on the adobe.com/accessibility examples page. Many of the links are out dated and/ or do not work. could you and some newer examples? Also is the stand alone flash player accessible yet? when will flash be accessible through firefox? Are the scrub bars for the flash video player accessible by keyboard for scrubbing through video? I am willing to help test the accessibility of Flash as I feel it will be a key tool of the internet for years to come. Thankx
Posted by: Joe Humbert | July 27, 2007 02:39 PM