Complete control of media (start, stop, loop, volume control, etc...)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Bologna, Italy, July 1, 2005 - PowerSolutions & Franco Pagano announce

the release of PS MediaPlayer 1.0, a plug-in for FileMaker Pro 6 and

later which allows Mac OS X and Windows users to play audio and video

within a database window.

Thanks to QuickTime technology support, PS MediaPlayer is ideal for

playing back audio and video files such as MPEG, AVI, Movie, MP3, AIFF or

AAC, in a completely integrated manner with your own solutions.

Through a set of external functions, PS MediaPlayer expands FileMaker Pro

features by letting you:

- Play, stop, pause and resume the audio or video playback (also at

specified coordinates within a FileMaker layout, in the case of video

files). You can also play the complete audio/video in continuous loop

mode, or just individual segments.

- Get and set the time code, using Time Code format.

- Get and set the audio/video playback rate.

- Get and set the audio volume.

- Copy the current frame image onto the clipboard.

- Get the audio/video duration and video size.

All of this makes PS MoviePlayer use ideal for creating multimedia

database applications with full control of audio and video playback.

System Requirements:

PS MediaPlayer requires version 6 or 7 of FileMaker Pro. The plug-in is

available for Mac OS X (version 10.2 or later, including Tiger) and

Windows 2000/XP.

QuickTime version 6.0 or later must be installed (QuickTime 7 is

recommended and it is available free of charge at http://www.apple.com/

quicktime).

Pricing and Availability:

A demo version of PS MediaPlayer 1.0 can be downloaded from our Internet

website, at the address .

PS MediaPlayer prices start at USD 49 for a single user license for Mac

OS or Windows. Multi-user and developer licenses are also available.

Contact:

PowerSolutions Srl

Email: [email protected]

Web: http://www.powersolutions.it/

Franco Pagano

Email: [email protected]

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