Hi Tomas, I've just started to take a look at the gnash code, so be kind to me.. :)
I plan to use the gnash server to be able to play a swf and streaming it to a videophone using asterisk. This would be great for VideoIVR systems and things like that. As my approeach is different as if i were planing to use it as a player I think I could give a differente view about it. I thinkit would be a good idea to handle the gui, the audio and video independently in different objecfs. Also perhaps it would be a good idea to implement the backends as some kind of loadable plugins, so you could enable or disable them from the config file without recompiling the rest. Just my 2 cents.. Best regards Sergio ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: Tomas Groth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2007 13:52:23 +0200 (CEST) >Hi all, > >It's once again time to reconsider the way the media handlers are chosen... >At the moment I'm doing some work on the NetStream and Sound classes, and the >soundhandlers, and while I'm at it, why not change the configuring as well? >The goals are: > * Make it possible to have 2 soundbackends in 1 gnash-setup. > * Minimize the use of the ffmpeg mp3-decoder, since it is known not to be the >best around, so we want to use madlib whenever possible. > >How to do it: >Get rid of the --enable-media=x, and instead use --enable-gst, --enable-ffmpeg >and --enable-mad. To disable a backend just use the corresponding --disable-x. > >When gst is enabled, the backend for it will be compiled, and if chosen at >runtime it will be used to decode and play all media. > >When ffmpeg is enabled, the backend for it will be compiled, and if chosen at >runtime it will be used to decode and play all media, except if mad is enabled, >in which case mad will do the mp3-decoding. > >When mad is enabled, the backend for it will be compiled, and if chosen at >runtime it will be used to decode and play all mp3-audio. If mad is enabled and >ffmpeg is not, only audio will be available when playing video from sites like >youtube. > >ffmpeg and mad uses the same SDL backend for audio output, and are therefore >tightly connected. > >At runtime or in .gnashrc a default soundhandler should be selected, perhaps >using "set soundhandler sdl" and "set soundhandler gst" in .gnashrc, and -snd ><sdl|gst> on the commandline. > > >Feel free to comment, and make suggestions on how this should be done! > >cheers, > >Tomas > > > > > >_______________________________________________ >Gnash-dev mailing list >[email protected] >http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash-dev > _______________________________________________ Gnash-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash-dev
