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Adobe and Microsoft Announce Expanded Support For Windows Media at NAB2002 | |
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| Time: 09:12 EST/14:12 GMT | News Source: Microsoft Press Release | Posted By: Byron Hinson | ||
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Today at the National Association of Broadcasters event, NAB2002, Adobe Systems Incorporated and Microsoft Corp. announced that Adobe is expanding its support for Microsoft® Windows Media (TM) in its Premiere® and After Effects® products, and will support Microsoft's next version of Windows Media, code-named "Corona," when it ships later this year. Adobe will demonstrate this expanded support for Windows Media, including "Corona," in Adobe Premiere and After Effects during NAB2002 this week. The demonstrations will take place in the Adobe booth (No. S6927) in the Sands Convention Center and in the Microsoft booth (No. L1650) in the Las Vegas Convention Center. | ||
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