so it doesnt require a flash media server?
Austin Kottke wrote:
HI artur
Yea it can be done, it takes a lot of cpu, so make sure the end system
can handle it. You can do it by loading in multiple flvplaybacks that
stream off the local hard disk.
Best, Austin
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Subject: [Flashcoders] :: playing multiple FLV's simultaneously // possible?
ideally total max amount of 9 flvs. ( each 320 x 240 @ 15 fps // 30-120
secs long loops w/ 22khz soundtrack )
and can this be done successfully without streaming them from a Flash
Video Streaming server?
if not what service do you recommend.. if this is even worth trying?
or if not 9 then what is the max amount of flv's that can be
successfully streamed.
* this is for broadband audience only
thanks
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