Adobe offers Online Live Seminars for Flash Lite--June 6 and 27

Adobe will hold two online live seminars on Flash Lite for registered Adobe Mobile Developers (join here):

Embedding Video and Sound in Adobe Flash Lite
Wednesday, June 6, 2007
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM US/Pacific

With the amazing capabilities of the Adobe Flash Lite Player, video may be used not only in Rich Internet applications but also in new emerging media applications for mobile devices. Sound is another media type that goes hand in hand with mobile devices and engaging mobile applications today. So during this eSeminar you will learn:

• The basic concept of video and sound for a mobile application
  
• What video and sound formats there are (3GP, Real, Flash Video, MP3, etc.)
  
• What video and sound formats are and are not supported on mobile devices
  
• How to embed video and sound into a Flash Lite 2.x application

Speaker: Giorgio Natili, Mobile and Web Developer.

Best Practices for Performance and Memory for Flash Lite
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM US/Pacific

Join us for a live, interactive, one-hour eSeminar and all the tips and tricks to overcome memory and CPU bottleneck issues of mobile devices with Flash Lite applications and content.

Prashant Panigrahi, tech support engineer for the Adobe Mobile and Devices business unit, will take you under the hood of different memory management schemes used by FlashLite 2.x and the mobile platform. He will demonstrate how you can best tune your application/content to maximum performance and efficient memory usage.

You will learn:

• How memory management and garbage collection work in Flash Lite 2.x
  
• How you can tune your Flash Lite 2.x application/content to make the most use of the limited memory and CPU cycles on your mobile device.
  
• Key points to consider for better performance while developing your Flash
• Lite 2.x applications/content for mobile devices

Online live seminars are scheduled events simulcast over the web via Adobe Acrobat Connect Professional. You'll need a computer with a browser, Adobe Flash player and Internet connection. Voice-Over IP will broadcast over your computer if you have audio. Alternatively, audio is available via telephone. Access details will be provided once you register. [Bill Fox]