I've ranted on too many lists to do it again here.
In answering the original posters question: I've not seen anything come out that is "free" or open source yet, but I've heard there are people working on it. I've seen plenty of people crack RTMP, but nobody's put it into anything usable yet that I've seen.
But I'll be first to sign up and support the OS version. MM's pissed me off royally with their attitude on this subject (they just pat you on the head and say "that's nice. we'll keep it priced this way and you just won't use it". They're not going to change the pricing as long as some poor sucker is paying they're $$ and paying off they're ROI - OR until some viable OS solution comes along ;)
The prices listed on VCS are just as high as FlashComm (at least the last numbers I saw). So what's their angle?
On 8/30/05, Tim Walling <
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This was up on MXNA not too long ago.
http://www.flashcomguru.com/index.cfm/2005/8/18/vcs
post covers a video comm server released by this company:
http://www.onlinelib.de/
Tim
On 8/30/05, Kerem Gülensoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:Does anyone know if there is a flashcomm-opensource-alternative for
livestreaming/recording videostreams?
thanks,
kerem
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