Define the term multimedia assets and briefly describe at least threedifferent assets?
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In the multimedia design field, various components such as text, images, audio and video are defined as assets.  Hyperdocuments are the documents which include the above assets.  \nEach asset has its own standard format.\n\nSorry, I have run out of lunch time to finish answering question :( - hopefully someone else will finish second part, else I will be back on later.  Cheers!
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artiffically stating your assets to make it look like you have more than you actually do
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do you mean flash? or do you mean moving pictures that you can buy?
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There's lots of possible sources of help on the net, this is a good link with an interesting essay\nhttp://www.rogerdarlington.co.uk/Multimediaconvergence.html
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3 CAN  BEST  TERM AND CONDITION
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In the case of a video file, a demuxer would split the video and audio from a video file into two separate files.
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"In businesses today, it is said that approximately 85%of all data is in textual forms such as documents, database records, and computer files. The remaining 15% is in more complex forms  which traditional computer systems are not equipped to handle.  Since most databases lack the ability to process a file as complex as an image, databases typically treat such complex files as binary  large objects, or BLOBs. However, it has become apparent that these numbers are shifting, and shifting quickly. It is  predicted that by the year 2000, the proportion of complex media to textual information may, in  fact, reverse. That is, 85% of all stored data will be complex media. So, if traditional computer  systems are not equipped to handle this volume of complex data, what must be done?\n\nIn the simplest terms, media management is the ability to store, search, and  retrieve complex media such as audio, video, image, HTML, text, 3D, and any other type of non-traditional data".
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1- Adobe Premier,\n2- Pinnacle Studio 8\n3- Adobe Encore DVD (not yet tried)
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video games,animations,movies,photos,etc
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these are what you want i think\n\nhttp://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/gallery3l.html\nhttp://www.webreference.com/programming/css_gallery/\nhttp://www.maxdesign.com.au/presentation/definition/dl-image-gallery.htm\n\nmore examples\nhttp://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=floating+thumbnails
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Try to go to, Tools - internet options - Click the advanced tab - scroll down to Multi media - make sure the box “show pictures” is checked.
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I don't think you can do it. Windows stores the association of file types (based on extensions) with applications. If your file is sometime audio and sometime video, Windows will probably not understand it and hence can not differentiate.
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Storage Media:\n\n1) Magnetic\nDrums, Tapes, Platters, Hard Discs, Soft (Floppy) Discs\n\n2) Optical\nLaser Disc, Compact Disc, DVD, HD/BR-DVD\n\n3) Solid & Solid State / Non-volital memory\n- Mechanical: \n  - Punch Cards, Punch Tubes\n\nElectrical:\n- Flash, NAND and NOR\n- EEPROM\n\nFlash Media:\n - Compact Flash\n - SD Flash\n - MMC Flash\n - Smart Card\n - USB Flash
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3MB? ... that's a huge photo
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umm...you probably need to use something called a image map and define areas in it. Check the link below for more details.
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I assume yo mean "wmv", in which case you need to "save movie file" rather than "save project as"
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Adobe Premier is a great software for this purpose, you may also try VCD Cutter too.