Freepath’s newest software is now available freely as part of a public beta. Freepath 2.0 allows users to create a multimedia presentation easily by building a playlist of media, documents, web content, and PowerPoint slides. Presenters can then show a fullscreen slideshow on one monitor or a projector while keeping the playlist open on another screen.
Freepath has also launched myFreepath, a service that allows Freepath users to share playlists and content with other Freepath users. John Stone, Freepath’s CEO says this makes it easier to share rich media presentations without requiring someone to “save, convert and embed files while dealing with multiple tabs on their desktop.” Freepath, he says, allows them to “select content from their Freepath playlist and share it on demand in its native format.”
Freepath 2.0 runs on Windows XP and Vista.
Freepath is located in Folsom and is funded with $1.5 million Velocity Venture Capital, Strategis Early Ventures, Sacramento Angels, and Sierra Angels.
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