The simpler way is to just record each stream and play each stream back.
On 10/2/06, Steven Gong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 10/3/06, Peter Gober < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hello everybody,
we would like to implement a Flash conference-call-style application, in
which the voices of several users are streamed to a server, mixed together
and streamed back in real time.
Mixing the voices requires us to access the individual audio samples, i. e.
we have to somehow decode the audio stream.
I have so far only a vague understand of RTMP and Red5. Is it possible to do
what we want with Red5 as is? If not, what are the main difficulties if we
tried to implement such a function in Red5? (E. g. is the format known in
which Flash encodes audio?)
The major obstacle to achieve this is the lack of the knowledge of codecs. Red5 doesn't support this because the audio codec is proprietary.Thank you in advance -
Peter
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