I have the zip of the source if you want me to send it off list.
LMK,
Karl
On Jul 15, 2010, at 5:02 PM, Mattheis, Erik (MIN-WSW) wrote:
We use encoding.com for other things, but I don't believe it can do
what we wish here: We need to grab the video from a website
visitor's webcam, send the video to a server - preferably ours - to
be served on demand later. Make sense? (thought ankoder.com does
this, it doesn't.)
Am I missing something? I know how to capture a bitmap from a
webcam and send it to the server with no special server software.
Can one do something similar for a video without FMS, Red5, Wowza
or a subscription service that uses one of these?
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Video encoding service
Researching encoding services
nimbb.com
userplane.com
ankoder.com
Any others?
heywatch.com
encoding.com
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