2006/9/27, Don Hopkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > I read this interesting tidbit in the flashmediaserver_cs_asd.pdf manual: > > Multiple streams can be open simultaneously over one connection, but each > stream either > publishes or plays. To publish and play over a single connection, open two > streams over the > connection, as shown in the following example. This example publishes audio > and video data > in real time on one stream and plays it back on another stream on the same > client, through the > same connection. > The video player / recorder test is having an intermittent lock-up problem > sometimes, when you try to record after playing a video, or sometimes it > locks up after you stop recording. > Maybe the lock-up problem has something to do with trying to use the same > stream for both directions, consecutively or at once. > As it works right now, if you play a video, and then record, it records > using the same stream. > Maybe there is a race condition or problem with it forgetting to shut down > the play stream before using it to record. > Do you think we should keep track of two different streams, created on > demand, to read and write video? >
I can only talk about Red5. The issue there was that I had to create a new NetStream-Object every time i tried to broadcast/publish a stream. Using the same connection once again didn't work for me so far. For playing a stream it works for me to use the same NetStream-Object every time. Would be nice if there is a option/flag in the stream-class *createnew=true/false* that forces the stream class to create a new NetStream-Object every time somebody publish/broadcast/plays a stream. -- Sebastian Wagner http://www.webbase-design.de http://www.laszlo-forum.de Bleichstraße 92 75173 Pforzheim Tel.: 0177-7341829 Home: 07231-417456 [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Laszlo-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.openlaszlo.org/mailman/listinfo/laszlo-dev
