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Flash is an integrated development environment (IDE) that refers to the Flash Player, a virtual machine used to run or parse the Flash files, and the multimedia authoring program used to create the image, video, etc. Flash files are traditionally called "Flash movies" or "Flash games,” having .swf as a file extension and may be an object of a web page, a standalone Flash Player, or a self-executing Flash movie.
A Flash Player includes the ActionScript Virtual Machine (AVM), a virtual machine for scripting interactivity at run-time, support for video, audio, and bitmap graphics. The latest version is Flash Player 8 the main quality of this version are the two video codecs: On2 Technologies VP6 and Sorenson Spark, and run-time support for JPEG, Progressive JPEG, PNG, and GIF.
Initially focused primarily on creating animation, earlier versions of Flash offered a small amount of interactivity features and thus had very limited scripting capability. However, recent versions include vector and raster graphics, bi-directional streaming of audio and video and ActionScript, a scripting language that can be used to create almost all of the interactivity (buttons, text entry fields, pick lists) seen in many Flash applications. Thanks to the recent additions to Flash that it has become a widely popular method for adding an element of interactivity to web pages, software products, or displays. The latest version of Flash also allows development of rich Internet applications

Macromedia Shockwave Games
Almost 400 million people have installed the Macromedia Shockwave player on their computers. This allows them to play free online games which have an astounding level of quality and detail. Shockwave is Macromedia's first multimedia player and predates the existence of Flash. Though it was specifically designed for movies, Shockwave has become the tool of choice for developing online games.
The 3D engine used with Shockwave is the most powerful in existence today for online games. It has surpassed even Java in popularity. Most developers now use this amazing tool to create free online games. All flash files can be played in the shockwave player. The Shockwave engine renders objects much faster than Flash, and it also works with the video hardware on the user's computer. The only problem with Shockwave is that it is not available for Linux. The Linux community is lobbying to change this. Continued.
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