Our company releases software to Beta created with AMS6

[Tek]

I've been working on this project for a while now, but we finally released it to Beta for customers this week. It was made to try and make some of the tasks our customers perform easier and to have all of the common tools in one place. It also incorporates some new documentation we are working on, so we wanted to put it all together and make something that customers will find useful.

I'm excited about the possibilities of this application for the future and I couldn't have done it alone. Everyone at IR and all the wonderful users contributed their help over the last few months and I want to thank you all for it. Hopefully, the results of this project can be inspiration to everyone who is just getting started with AMS6 and want to see what can be made using this software.

I've created a two minute Flash demonstration that shows just some of the functions that can be performed in AMS6.

iMediaTouch Menu (http://support.imediatouch.com/menu)

Thank you again for all the help and support while I worked on this project. :yes

[Brett]

Wow, seriously nice application. Was there an action in AMS that you did not use there? ;)

The interface is nice and clean. I liked how you use the sub-toolbar system to switch options and screens within the main toolbar options. Your FTP manager was especially impressive. Good job. Incredibly nice software regardless of the fact that it was made with AMS6. Hope you get a big raise. ;)

[Tek]

Sincerely, thank you Brett. That means a lot to me coming from you. :yes

There's not a lot of complicated code in that application... there is just a lot of code (to me anyways). Somewhere around 7000 lines. :)

The XML actions were very helpful as well as the FTP actions. The most tedious part was that all of those objects are on one page in AMS. All the objects for each virtual page are separated into groups, like labels, images, inputs, listboxes, etc. and are stored in tables and shown/hidden for each menu/submenu. I've purchased the PopupNotify plugin from Worm as well, which has yet to be implemented. I've also implemented LuaSocket, but it's not being used yet (I want to get some communication between menus on a customer's LAN for the purposes of transferring files, licenses, logs, etc.) I have lots of ideas and this is just the beginning for the types of things I want to do with it. :)

[TJS]

Very slick Tek! Intuitive UI is so important to the user experience and yours is particularly nice. Mind if I ask how many hours you have into this?

[Tek]

Thanks TJS!

As far as how many hours went into this... I worked on this on my own time, and I figure I averaged about 12-15 hours a week since around last August. So... maybe about 500 hours? :eek:

[Corey]

AWESOME! Simply awesome...

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[Tek]

Yesss Corey approves! Thank you and thank you for the tips, suggestions and just general support you have given me. It really helped me out. :yes :yes

[Corey]

Always a pleasure, your stuff never fails to impress me... :yes

[Rossco]

WOW!
I am a relative newbie and man, I was impressed and amazed at what AMS can do, but now I am just blown away!!! :)

Was that all done, just in AMS?

I am so inspired by stuff like this, it gets those creative juices flowing again :)

Thanks for sharing the info TEK ;):yes

cheers
Rossco

[Mina]

Great job, tek!
Your wonderful work surprised me. You inspire all those who don't know how powerful ams is :yes

[Intrigued]

Looking pretty swank'nific for sure Tek!

It looks like you have earned this:

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Trail/1756/pzl4095.jpg

Or, if you are like me this may be more in order:

http://www.angelfire.com/biz3/losttimes/cc_mug.JPG

[Tek]

Thank you everyone, and thanks for all the help along the way. You guys/gals make it fun to work with this software which makes all the difference. :yes

[yosik]

VERY slick and professional application. A high end way to use AMS.
Thanks for sharing and a lot of luck for that app and your business.
Yossi

[Ted Sullivan]

Wow! That's a fantastic example of the power of AutoPlay Media Studio as a full blown software development programming tool. From first glance, I'd assume you would have done it in C++, Delphi or Visual Basic. Very cool.

[stickck]

WOW! Thats amazing! :yes :yes :yes :yes :yes

[Corey]

I agree with Ted. At first glance it looks C++ey to me. I'd say that's about the best I've seen for AMS apps. :yes

[Ham]

Very awsome, am impressed:yes