Hello Chris, > First of all I would suggest that you sign up for the Red5 mailing > list:
I thought this was the mailing list ;-) > These components do rely on some server side stuff that we haven't > implemented. I believe that we will try to get them to work by default > in future versions though. Sounds good. Concerning time span/road map: is this more a release 1.1 or 2.x / 3.x / ... issue? I think acceptance of Red5 will explode when users can simply point their client applications to a Red5 instead of FCS without changing these. Just like years ago people switched from original httpd to Apache (Well, Apache was an evolution of httpd, so it's not fully comparable). > There is certainly nothing to stop you from > creating this from scratch though, Except for the required time, and time is money in a business environment - sigh. > and we have quite a few examples > bundled with the distribution. Will have a look at them. > Not sure what you mean by "pager" though. We have a presentation module that loads a presentation (SWF, converted from PPT) on conference moderator's selection. Moderator can then use prev/next buttons to switch pages for all participiants of a conference. All flash clients poll the current page number from the server once a second and display the corresponding page of the presentation. That's what we call "pager" (probably incorrect, but I'm in Germany ;-). BTW: does anybody know an open or closed source tool to convert PPT to SWF under Linux? Should be command line or web based (PHP/Perl/Java). We are currently using a command line tool that makes use of MS Powerpoint libs on a Windows server, which is a rather ugly solution. Thanks Stefan _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
