Hello Rob, Monday, March 5, 2007, 11:02:42 PM, you wrote: RS> Actually you can do this in standard Flash. There are Camera and RS> Microphone classes that can be used for input.
Right! Never used them, though. I had a quick look at how it works: Webcam = Camera.get(); myVideo.attachVideo(Webcam); So I just need to "simulate" a webcam and everything is fine. :) I have no clue how webcams are implemented/accessed under Linux and how Camera.get() should be implemented in Gnash, though. RS> Also you can now stream an mpeg4 video source in Gnash, Yes, but I want to avoid useless encoding of a local video stream. RS> and it even works with AGG. Yes, but still needs to be implemented correctly and does not yet support resizing. It's not difficult and I'll do it once I get video support into my Gnash installation. RS> Currently RS> these classes are only stubbed out, and don't actually work. But these RS> classes stream via RTMP to a media server (you could use Cygnal) for upload. Err, upload?? Udo _______________________________________________ Gnash-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash-dev
