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No worries, not even sure if I'm in the right
thread, hehe!
Quoted from Steve Wolkoff from Adobe on the Chattyfig Flashcom
list:
"...We have not been able to release the FLV / MP3 converter due to restrictions in our Nelly Moser license agreement. While prepping the converter for the Labs release, we reviewed the license agreement with our Legal team, and found that we can only distribute this tool to be used with licensed copies of Flash Media Server. If this tool were used in conjunction with any other server (e.g. Red5) Adobe would be violating that license agreement. At that point, both we and the end users of that tool would be in a legally tenuous situation. We're going to have a Private Beta for this tool, which we are working on setting up right now. I'm sorry for the delay and lack of communication. I really wanted to make this tool publicly available, as I think it opens up a whole range of cool FMS based applications. @Jay - while I guess this is not technically NM's "fault", we are bound by the contractual agreements that our licensors have imposed on us. I will update when we have more information on our Beta program for this converter. thanks, -steve." ----- Original Message -----
From: Dan Rossi
Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 12:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Red5] Info about Red5 capabilities and mp3
recording On 28/07/2006, at 2:01 AM, JesterXL wrote:
Hi, what exactly is the reason for it ? Doesnt live audio streamed recorded
to flv only have a particular compression rate / ratio ? or will it be able to
uncompress itself and transcode to mp3 of a particular bitrate ? Sorry coming
halfway through here.
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