While third-party sources have made available a steady stream of video-based training and tips devoted to the Creative Suite, Adobe has now provided a single point of contact for this in the form of Adobe TV, enhanced with its own programming. The result is a video-driven destination geared to designers, photographers, video professionals and developers.

Content on the Adobe TV site is provided in four channels, each featuring programming from Adobe evangelists, trainers, experts, and "luminaries who pull in the crowds at industry events around the world." More than 200 videos are available at launch, with the initial titles providing Photoshop tips, podcasts and design directions for Creative Suite, Photoshop Lightroom techniques, Flash Professional instruction for beginners, website creation workflow guidance, and information about video and audio production.

The Flash-based site can be accessed with any browser and contains a community element that lets visitors sort videos by various criteria, as well as rate, share and embed them in blogs or web sites. Not uncoincidentally, the videos can also be accessed via its new Media Player, which allows users to watch programs at their convenience, save content for offline viewing and subscribe to favorite channels. Finally, TV you can watch at work without getting fired.