Yes, of course.
The code is taken from the error from FlashComm help. When MM released
FCS they forgot to delete the help about screensharing, it's not indexed
but if you click next arrow continuosly you'll find some pages that are
not on the index:
<code>
var cam = Camera.get("Screen");
video_instance.attachVideo(cam);
</code>
If you compile this you'll get a compiler error. Just compile for AS1 or
change the intrinsic class of Camera. Change the line:
<code>
static function get(index:Number):Camera;;
</code>
for this other:
<code>
static function get():Camera;
</code>
For this to work remember you have to load the output swf in the breeze
player. Locate it on your file system, in my case it's on "c:\Documents
and Settings\your_user_name\Datos de programa\Macromedia\Flash
Player\www.macromedia.com\bin\breezeaddin\breezeaddin.exe"
Now without launching breezeaddin.exe drag your swf over the icon of the
breezeaddin.exe.
Xavi Beumala
http://www.code4net.com
Ashvin Savani - Arckid wrote:
Xavi,
You found really nice thing!
Would you like to share the code for using screen sharing which you used for
testing?
Best Regards,
Ashvin Savani - Arckid
Freelance Developer - Arckid.com
CTO - Avinashi.com
Team Macromedia Member - Flash
User's Group Manager - Gujarat
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Xavi Beumala
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 3:34 AM
To: Open Source Flash Mailing List
Subject: [osflash] About Breeze player
Hi all,
I'm guessing how illegal would be to launch breeze player with content
that has nothing to be with breeze.
I think it's not a secret. With a simple for..in and ASSetPropFlags you
can find System.Product and it's methods.
If you compile the following code you'll be prompted to install breeze
addin plugin:
<code>
n = new System.Product("breezeaddin");
n.download();
n.launch();
</code>
I've done it and a new player (standalone) is installed in documents &
settings folder. So that you can launch your own swf's in this new
player as well as you can convert a loaded swf into an exe file.
The question is if this would break some eula...
This could be a way to break screenSharing. I've done some tests and I
can get myScreen on a video movieClip without any problem. The problem
is that when transmitting it throw FlashComm, FlashComm shuts down the
connection (for sure it's a kind of server-side security). Maybe this
could also be break with some kind of proxy wich would filter and
analyze stream packets. Maybe flashcomm detects some bit in the packets
to detect if it's a screenSharing stream or not (I'm not sure about this).
If we could detect this bit, change it in the proxy and then send to FCS
the modified packet, would it be reverse engineering? would it break
some eula?
Cheers
Xavi Beumala
http://www.code4net.com
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