From: Frank Lowney <email@hidden>
Subject: Re: Quicktime and Interactivity
In the meantime, I'll continue to happily and productively use
LiveStage Pro and other QuickTime-based tools. The QuickTime Team
has done a very good job of maintaining QuickTime's interactive
capabilities through several full releases now and I would expect
that to continue.
Frank, in my last message on this subject, I originally wrote:
"In all honesty, without Apple featuring, spotlighting, supporting
and promoting QT's interactive features, I find it would be difficult
for a small company to go it alone.
It does not seem interactivity is important to Apple's current QT
product placement."
However, I thought about it, and then took "supporting" out, as the
QT team seems to have done a good job, as you say, of maintaining
these interactive capabilities.
Interactivity is a great feature of QT, but I would stand by the rest
of my statement, without evidence to the contrary.
Thanks for keeping the flame alive!
At one time, as we recall, QT had more interactive features than Flash.
It would be a shame if these were lost, or not converted somehow to
an open-standard MPEG4 architecture.
Frank Fulchiero
Digital Media Specialist
Connecticut College
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