if you been reading the blog so far I've figured out the steaming part to some extent, and I'm working out the presentation part. I went back to the drawing board and did some surfing on the ps3 just to see what type of content it can handle. I'm running the latest firmware and thankfully sony decided to include flash 9 support. From there I began to focus my search on flash websites. The bulk of the content was slow and laggy but I did catch a break on some pages. As long as content was presented without too much animation or scrolling, the ps3 was able to keep up. I then began looking for free flash templates and came across flashmo.com there was a nice template there that did kind of what I wanted. This is the one I grabbed..

Yippie, now its time to learn flash, luckily I have access to such things and began to get to work... After getting a handle of the basic structure/layout and programing structure I was able to break down the components and how they function. In a nut shell, the template was pulling content from a XML document mapping where the photos are stored and contained for each image (root). There was a seperate folder for the actual displayed images. If you go check out the free flash site and look at the template you will know what I'm talking about. After several days of work where am I at? heres the new screen capture....

stay tuned, a release is pretty close.
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