Adobe Director 12 and Adobe Shockwave® Player software help you create and publish compelling interactive games, demos, prototypes, kiosks, simulations, and eLearning courses for the web, iOS devices, Mac and Windows® desktops, DVDs, and CDs. Integrate virtually any major file format, including video created with Adobe Flash® software and native 3D content, for the greatest return on your creativity.
Multimedia application authors, 3D game developers, and education and training application authors who want to create the most compelling interactive content should purchase Adobe Director 12.
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Director 12 is available in English, French, German, and Japanese versions now.
Director 12 for education is available at a discounted price to qualified educational end users. Visit the Adobe Store to learn more about special prices for teachers and students.
The 30-day trial version of Director 12 will be available.
Yes, you can use the same license key for both Windows and MAC versions of the product. For more information, see this article.
Director 12 enables you to create executable files and Shockwave content for both Mac and Windows platforms from both the Mac version and the Windows version of the product. We recommend that you test your content on all platforms where you expect users to view it. In addition, you may need to debug your content on the target platform if you are creating content that has system level controls.
Note: The publish to iOS feature is available only with the MAC version of Adobe Director 12.
Director 12 is the industry leader in supporting multiple media types, with support for QuickTime video, video for Adobe Flash, bitmaps, text, vectors, sound, and 3D content, as well as streaming RealVideo and RealAudio.
Developers save their Director content as Shockwave movies viewable on the web. Users view this content from within all popular browsers using Adobe Shockwave Player.
Today, most web users (more than 400 million) have Shockwave Player installed and can immediately view Shockwave content. Users can visit the Shockwave Player Download Center to easily download the latest software.
Yes, developers who have created CD-ROM content that depends on either Flash Player or Shockwave Player technology are allowed to distribute the software themselves (rather than requiring customers to download them from the web). Read more about how to license and distribute Adobe Flash Player and Shockwave Player.
Director 12 can create executables, called projectors. Director 12 enables you to create executables and Shockwave content for both Mac and Windows platforms from both the Mac and Windows versions of the product.
Note: The publish to iOS feature is available only with the MAC version of Adobe Director 12.
For information on upgrade options for Director, refer to upgrade details.
Director 12 supports Microsoft Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Mac Intel® platforms for authoring.
Director 12 is available in English, French, German, and Japanese.
Adobe provides a range of free and fee-based technical support services. Find details on Adobe's support programs. For additional Director support information, visit the Director support page.
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