Life keying no longer supported by Adobe?

I am looking for software that provides life chroma keying for a Flash based videobroadcasting. Currently an IEEE 1394 connected video source is streamed by FMLE.
CS3 Ultra obviously had life keying capability, but it is no longer available.
Can anybody recommend a software, hardware or appliance that provides life keying for blue box / green box applications?

As far as I have heard/read, there has been nothing indiicated by Adobe that Flash will no longer be supported by them in the near future. So far there just seem to be alot of people that are misreading the articles that have come out.
1. Flash player has never been supported on the iStuff. Apparently that is not going to change. The recent articles by non-Adobe writers say that Adobe will no longer be pursuing development for the Flash player on any mobile devices. That is supposedly just for the Flash Player, and just for mobile devices.
2. You should contact customer support. I don't think they have a rent-to-own option... as far as I understand, when you rent you are kept updated on the latest versions released, so if CS6 came out tomorrow, you're already in the lineup to get upgraded to it. The best people to ask are the ones that sell it.

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Adobe stopped their licensing servers for CS2 and below some time ago. And your product is not an Adobe product.
Adobe released a series of serial numbers for their older products that should work:
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/macromedia-legacy-activation-error.html
Be aware that your software is almost 10 years old. You may be well advised to upgrade to something that is more compliant with current web standards. I would mention that your version of Dreamweaver would work very well for doing HTML documents for email.
-Mark

Flash no longer supported by adobe in near future?

Ls,
I am using the trial for flash cs5.5 and air.
2 questions:
1- I just read that flash player will not be supported on the ipads and that adobe is maybe going html 5.5 instead of flash.
Does this mean I will not be able to deploy my apps to the apple platform? Or is that just for the flash player part.
2- I want to buy flash cs5.5, preferrably using the monthly subscription.
Is there a payment option that actually makes me own the product after X payments? Or is it all on a lease basis.
Buying it all at once for 3200 euros if its not beeing persued by adobe in the near future seems steep.
But just paying monthly forever seems just as steep if there's no end to it.
I couldnt find a clear answer on their website.
Highest regards,
Mac

As far as I have heard/read, there has been nothing indiicated by Adobe that Flash will no longer be supported by them in the near future. So far there just seem to be alot of people that are misreading the articles that have come out.
1. Flash player has never been supported on the iStuff. Apparently that is not going to change. The recent articles by non-Adobe writers say that Adobe will no longer be pursuing development for the Flash player on any mobile devices. That is supposedly just for the Flash Player, and just for mobile devices.
2. You should contact customer support. I don't think they have a rent-to-own option... as far as I understand, when you rent you are kept updated on the latest versions released, so if CS6 came out tomorrow, you're already in the lineup to get upgraded to it. The best people to ask are the ones that sell it.

Business Objects Temporary License Keys no longer support OpenSQL

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Database Connection Error: The license key does not include support of the OpenSQL driver.
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Call Sales and/or Customer Services to get a new keycode.

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If the second article doesnt work, the above applies.

Adobe CS2 is no longer supported, so

I downloaded the updated CS2 from the Adobe website. The instructions that came with it for uninstalling my existing CS2, which included Acrobat 7, included uninstalling Acrobat 7, so I did. When I reinstalled the new CS2 download, it did not include Acrobat 7. Is there a reason for this, or was this an error?

Rave, to answer your question, my operating system is OS X 10.4.11. All the other CS2 programs installed, but Adobe Acrobat 7 Pro was not included. To be clear, this all came about after my computer crashed and I had to transfer my hard drive to another used Power Mac G5 that I purchased as a replacement. After that I could not use the Creative Suite 2 that I already had because it "was no longer supported" by Adobe. I was forced then to download a CS2 replacement from Adobe. I went through all the uninstall instructions and procedures, then ran the install. It all installed, except for Acrobat 7 Professional which is nowhere to be found in my applications. So how can I get it back?

How do I activate an old Photoshop CS that's no longer supported

I have an old version of the Adobe CS (first generation) that's no longer supported by Adobe. I'm still using it on a desktop. But I just bought a new computer today and wanted to install this over to the new desktop. It prompts me to register that product but that link doesn't work anymore. I asked Adobe through the Chat line and was told they don't support this old serial number anymore. How do I activate an old Photoshop CS that's no longer supported? Anyone?

Thanks. I installed Photoshop CS2 and ran the program. It prompts to me Register. After I did, it tells me Registration is Complete. But when I close the program and reopen it again, it prompts me again! If I click Do Not Register, the box disappears but then reappears again when I reopen the software! It's quick annoying. But I guess if there's no way around it, I may have to live with it!
I should start saving up for the next CS version....

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How do you instal CS5 upgrade when I cant instal CS2 because Adobe doesn't recognise serial code as no longer supported Adobe gave me site link to download CS2 but the serial code provided isn't valid to instal CS5 upgrade
How can I get myself up and running again after hardware failure
If someone can help or post link to customer service as this seems to have disappeared from Adobe site also
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Thanks for reply
Customer services got me up and running again Did what you said but
CS2 serial no no longer recognized as no longer supported by Adobe
Customer support gave me number to enter and got me going again
Thanks again for your help
Anthony

Flash Player 9 No Longer Supported

As of February 8, 2011 Flash Player 9 is no longer supported. Adobe will no longer provide security updates for Flash Player 9 and recommends that all Flash Player users on supported systems upgrade to the most recent version of the player through the Flash Player Download Center.
Details here:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/406/kb406791.html
The latest version of Adobe FLASH player is 10.2.152.26
New versions can be obtained from http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer
It is advisable to use the UNinstaller (to remove older versions) before installing the new version: http://download.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/current/uninstall_flash_player.exe
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Hello,
In another thread titled "Flash Player 9 crashes Internet
Explorer 6"
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=44&catid=184&threadid =1236801&enterthread=y
I described the exact same symptoms as yours.
I too arrived at the same conclusion as you.
I believe that since my Pentium II (200 mhz.) does not
support MMX technology, then that explains why Flash Player 8 and
newer always crash the first time I visit a webpage supporting
Flash content.
I am wondering if the reason Flash 8 and 9 get installed
without alerting the user that their CPU does not support MMX is
because there is no flag in the Windows configuration file to
indicate that this is the case.
If such a flag exists and is incorrectly set, then perhaps by
changing it, then Flash Player would load with an alternate set of
software routines to mimic the missing hardware instructions.
I am trying to find out more about how the installation of
Windows goes about detecting and advertising the presence or
absence of MMX.

I installed Lion 10.7.4. Went to use Photoshop Cs and got a popup window. You can't open the application Adobe Photoshop CS because PowerPC applications are no longer supported. Is there a way of getting this to work or do I have to get the all new!

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Check this link in the Adobe Knowledge Base first!
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I have a Kobo N416 E-Reader. It is no longer supported by Kobo and is outdated. I was told that I can use Adobe Digital Editions Desktop App to download book to this Kobo N416 E-Reader . How do I do this ? Thanks

Question; How do I download Ebooks to my Kobo N416 e-reader using Adobe Digital Editions App ? I have already tried to get help from Kobo Techs but they say the Kobo N416 E-Reader is no longer supported by Kobo and is outdated. Kobo told me to use Adobe Digital Editions to download the books I bought on Kobo to my Kobo N416 E-Reader. I have already contacted Adobe Digital Editions for help but they could not help me and told me to go to Adobe Forums.

I didnt't say that our business is using Linux Desktops. I wrote, our main clientele is. And what our customers do like to use is something we cannot control...
>What difference does it make to you if Adobe releases a new version of Reader that is not supported on Linux?
a new Adobe Reader version that's supported on Linux would be nice. a dialogue between Adobe and Linux developers would be nice...
>As long as the old versions can open the files correctly, that's all that matters, no?
No, not if our staff is trained to use the newest Adobe Acrobat (trainings are usually for the newest versions) and uses that to produce forms. Now the files open correctly. But what will be in some months or years? Do people working on Linux do have to print the forms then again to fill in?
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>Adobe is a public company and therefore it's not going to maintain a version of its software at great cost if it's not financially viable. It's as simple as that...
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I'm trying to install CS2 on a mac OS X version 10.9.4. When I try to open the installer file I get a message "You can't open the application Adobe Installer because PowerPC applications are no longer supported. Does anyone know what I should do?

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