Martin is correct about Flash requiring FCS to stream MP3s. Flash can either
pick up an MP3 from the server's filesystem, or connect to FCS to pick up a
stream of MP3 information.
 He's also correct about Flash8 binary sockets and connecting to databases
directly. I'm sure someone will dig into the socket level RDBMS specs for
various servers and create connection classes for them, at some point in the
future. But for the time being (which is what matters most), you DO have to
have some sort of middleware, as Judah stated, and as you probably already
know.
 Cheers

 On 11/2/05, Judah Frangipane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> To stream an mp3 all you need is a path to the file. The flash player
> will handle the streaming.
>
> For database interaction all you need is flash remoting. It is one of my
> favorite features of flash. It ROCKS! You can check out the free
> amfphp.com <http://amfphp.com> or the commercial versions for 
> asp.net<http://asp.net>,
> cold fusion, etc. We
> have been using both and it makes it very easy to connect to a database.
> You do need to know the related server-side technology (php, asp,
> asp.net <http://asp.net>, cf, etc) to use it.
>
> Judah
>
> 8ball Developer wrote:
>
> >>>1. Can flash play audio streamed from Helix (Real Server)?
> >>>
> >>>
> >>flash streams mp3. thats all. (why it doesnt do ogg, i dont know.. :)
> >>
> >>
> >
> > Sorry. I meant to say: can a flash player, play mp3 streamed from Helix?
> Or
> >does it have to come From Flash comm?
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