As far as I'm aware, not only is there no way at present of serving out MPEG-4 format video feeds via FMS but the Flash player itself obviously won't entertain it. Interestingly, the Flash-Lite player will it seems as I understand it supports MP4 (MPEG4 basically). From my ongoing contact with the web/iptv video serving industry I have to say that it seems Macromedia, sorry, Adobe, are one of the few not going the standard MPEG-4 route. I'd really like to hear peoples thoughts on this (especially Macr...Adobe's) as I recently came across a set top box ip/tv company who wanted to make their entire front end in Flash (video and program interface) but decided against it because of the industry trend to use MPEG-4. It would seem that this hasn't stopped the likes of Moxi and other less well knowns. Your thought, suggestions and experience would be great to hear on this.
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