Runtime Revolution Partners with Mojo Audio and Meshbox Musi

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Edinburgh, Scotland. Runtime Revolution Ltd, the leader in multi-platform rich media and application development tools for the Microsoft Vista and MacOS X platforms, announces partnerships with professional audio studios Mojo Audio and Meshbox Music.

Runtime Revolution is the developer of the Runtime Revolution cross-platform rapid application and media project development tool. Runtime Revolution can compile to the following platforms: Microsoft Windows (98SE, 2000 Pro, XP, Vista), Mac OS X PPC, Mac OS X Intel, Linux and Solaris – giving full ability to develop, test and debug cross-platform applications.

Mojo Audio, based in Eugene, Oregon and Meshbox Design’s Music division are both developers of professional audio content for the game industry. Mojo Audio specializes in high quality special effects for game production. Meshbox Design’s Music division licenses royalty free soundtracks primarily to the game and animation industries.

"Professional games – even casual games – are utterly transformed by high quality audio and special sound effects. We are interested in making high quality content available to our customers who deploy interactive projects and games on MacOS X and Windows," said Kevin Miller, CEO of Runtime Revolution.

The audio products are available through the RevSelect section of the Runtime Revolution online store, with selected collections discounted through the end of March 2007.

Revolution is a development environment of firsts: it is the first non-Apple rapid application development environment with true, Universal binary compilation. It is also the first and only development environment with direct, native compilation for the highly secure U3 smart drive platform. Revolution can also run directly off of a secure U3 compatible drive. U3 is a wholly owned subsidiary of SanDisk.

Revolution Enterprise 2.8 has a USSRP of $999. Purchasers of Revolution Studio ($399 and higher through March 2007 can also receive a free copy of the wildly popular virtualization software – Parallels.