Hi Abhishek,

Bob's summary is 100% correct.

For more detail, you might want to check out the heading "About streaming
video" here on the "Delivery options for Flash video" page of the "Flash
video learning guide":
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/video_guide_02.html

Also this page may help too:
Streaming Video (FLV) -- Delivering Flash Video: Understanding the
Difference Between Progressive Download and Streaming Video
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/flv_download_04.html

Following is a basic sequence of events at runtime:
1) browser requests a SWF from the web server via HTTP
2) browser receives SWF, SWF contains logic for RTMP call to FMS
3) SWF requests FLV stream from FMS
4) FMS starts stream to the SWF
5) SWF receives FLV stream and displays it.

So, basically, there is no direct interaction between the FMS and web
server.

Please post back if you have any further questions.

hth,

g

On 7/23/07, creativity <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi,

Can anyone guide me on how to use flash media server with a web server for
streaming media asses like videos and audios.
I wish to know how to set up this service and how web application running
on
webserver handles media related requests using flash media server.
--
Abhishek Kumar

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