see my question inline below. On 8/18/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > hi dan, > > [dan wrorte] ok is that another FMS variant ? > > yes, vcs is a flash video server too, supports all linux variants, solaris > 10 but no windows. > > i buyed the developer editon for 99 euros. i can test everyting with 3 > maximal connections. > you can use http streaming and switch to rtmp in realtime via timecode sync > , thats funny :) > > for installation i got 2 binaries, no installation needed, no java needed. i > can start the application > from every folder. i got 1 server binary and 1 admin binary, both are under > 1,44 MB. in their developer forum they > wrote that most of the code was written in ASM ?!?!? ( what is ASM ?!) and > C. > > vcs is a little bit other then fms, it has a own flash actionscript library > to communicate. i dont know > it excatly, but as i understand its not compatible to the RTMP specification > of FMS or RED5. > the server / client uses a 96kbit random key for each connect. they also > have > develope a DRM system for flv files with server for communicating for AMEX > Cards and Postbank Paysolution > , had no time to test it yet. > > [dan wrote] so it stays at 10 seconds or more ? > > > yes it stays at 10 seconds. > > in vcs you have 2 values for buffering. 1 is in the vcs.conf for "global" > buffering, defined in seconds. > with the second value you can set buffertimes for each flv in the admin > interface of vcs. > > this is nice, cause you can start playing the movie after 1 second and the > buffer goes up to the > value you setup for the requested flv in the admin. > > but there is no live option in vcs yet. i asked and they let me know that > the quality of flash encoder > is not good enough to develope a live feature in vcs. i red that they are > working on a live xvid encoder > for the flash player 9. as soon as i have news i can post it.
How is that supposed to be ? An external app for xvid encoding / upstreaming or some magic with continuous snaphosts, xvid encoding and upstreaming via binary sockets within Flashplayer 9 ? > > i hope that the red5 developement go fast as it is at the moment. we are at > 0.5, you cant > speak here from a final software , but iam very impressed what we can do > with red5, and dont > forget the develope are spending their free-time on this. > > nice weekend > tom > _______________________________________________ > Red5 mailing list > [email protected] > http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org > > > -- Roberto Saccon _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
