Re: Need some advice

[Sean Wilson <webforumsuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>  b) the best video formats are going to be whatever the network admins already 
> allow, if that's a consideration as most corporate pcs are locked down with 
> limited user accounts which usually limits the user's codecs to whatever is 
> already installed. Otherwise, Director supports whatever codec is already 
> installed and can be played by windows media (default install). Also, if 
> quicktime is installed or can be installed then whatever codec is supported by 
> the default quicktime install. After that, you get into custom codec install 
> territory which you cannot rely upon at all from one system to another... 
> there's also the MPEGAdvance Xtra which you might want to look into.

My initial reaction to this was to consider FLV files (Flash video) - no 
need to install anything or rely on codecs when using the Flash Asset xtra

>  d) sorry, I cannot include a reference site of a sample corporate e-learning 
> system.... they tend to be custom built and usually for 'internal use only'.

You perhaps wnat to look into SCORM compliance: 
<http://www.adobe.com/devnet/director/articles/director_scorm.html>