QTIndexSwapper 2.3.1 update Command Line Invocation

I have updated the QTIndexSwapper2 AIR applicaiton, used for swapping h264 MOOV atoms around. In the latest update I added the ability to call the QTIndexSwapper2 AIR application from the command line. This feature requires two command line arguments. The first argument is used as the folder path to files you want processed. The 2nd argument is used to define the folder where you want the processed files to be outputted to. Invoking on the...

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Adobe AIR for TV with the MAX 2010 Hardware Developer Kit

I wanted to do an initial post about the Adobe AIR for TV with an application running on the MAX 2010 Hardware Developer Kit box. I figured it would be good to take the deviceTest Flash application used to test Android and iOS capabilities. I took the .fla file from Float Team’s post and made slight publish setting changes. I changed the project type from Android to Adobe AIR 2.5 (you will need to get the Flash Professional CS5 Extension...

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BlackBerry PlayBook Adobe AIR Developer Tips

Here are a few tips for developing on the BlackBerry PlayBook with AIR: DISCLAIMER: Some tips will change as the PlayBook OS changes. The BlackBerry Tablet OS and SDK are in beta form and will definitely change for production release. Application Icon In the current beta build of the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK you can find the default icon. Its not a full PSD template but if you want to create an icon like the 3d looking box its a start for now....

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Building BlackBerry PlayBook Apps from the command line

Note: BlackBerry provides has a plugin for Flash Builder 4 that makes this whole process much easier. I assume in this article that you have downloaded the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK and have it installed on your computer. I will be using the default install path of c:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Flash Builder 4\sdks\blackberry-tablet-sdk-0.9.0 (Windows) and /Application/Adobe Flash Builder 4/sdks/blackberry-tablet-sdk-0.9.0 (Mac) in this article...

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Building BlackBerry PlayBook Apps with Flash Professional CS5

Note: At some point BlackBerry will come out with support Flash Professional CS5. This article is meant to help those brave developers wanting to build playbook apps with Flash CS5 now. First thing is to note that BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for AIR comes from BlackBerry and has some API’s that do not work on AIR on the Desktop. If you end up using some of the PlayBook specific API’s you will have to test your applications on the...

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Building Flex mobile applications from the Command Line

Inside the new Flex Hero SDK there is a new airmobile-config.xml file that is used when compiling Flex mobile applications. This file does a couple of things differently. Since Flex mobile applications are only supported on standalone applications right now it uses the AIR libraries. It adds a library path to libs/mobile. It setups up the default preloader as the spark.preloaders.SplashScreen. Lastly it sets the default them to: <!-- List of...

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