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Using Digital Video in Director
This TechNote provides a basic introduction to using digital video in Director, as well as links to video related TechNotes and resources. Please refer to the Help documentation for additional information on using digital video in Director.

Director MX 2004 and DVD-Video
This article presents some of the new DVD-Video features in Director MX 2004, and describes how you can use these features to create enhanced, highly interactive DVD experiences for your users.

Streaming Video in Shockwave 3D
This tutorial shows techniques for including video in Shockwave 3D scenes. This tutorial starts with an introduction that shows what's so cool about the addition of video to Macromedia Shockwave 3D. I will show you a compelling demo of a video feed used in an interactive panorama.

Director MX 2004 Meets DVD-Video
Macromedia Director has been the tool of choice for professional multimedia developers. One reason Director has been so successful is that it has continually evolved to meet the needs of content developers. As new multimedia content types emerged, such as QuickTime, RealMedia, and 3D, they were seamlessly added into the Director workflow.

Integrating DVD-Video into Macromedia Director MX 2004
Director MX 2004 now supports the popular DVD-Video format. That’s great, you think, but you also wonder how it might affect the rest of your life. In this introductory article, I’ll discuss the value of DVD-Video playback inside Director and you will make a small sample application using a pre-built DVD controller.

Publishing Video with Director MX and Flash Communication Server MX
Using Lingo and Flash ActionScript objects in Director MX, publish and receive live video via Flash Communication Server MX.

Director MX 2004 New Features, Putting It All Together
View this Macrochat presentation to see how you can quickly create a DVD viewer application.

Herts - Controlling QuickTime Movies
Import a QuickTime movie into your button/destination movie and place it on the Score at frame 40 so there are 5 frames of this sprite. To avoid confusion from this point on I will refer to the QuickTime movie as the video and the Director movie as the movie.

Geocities SiliconValley - Displaying QTVR within Director
This tutorial uses Director 5 or 6. The QTVR must be a version 1 movie. QuickTime 2.12 and the 16 or 32-bit version of QTVR Xtra must be also correctly installed. In addition, if you are running this tutorial on a PC - the QTVR movie you use must have been "flattened"