Dan,

On 2006/10/06, at 10:01, Dan Rossi wrote:
> 1.2GB ram, G4 powerbook, OSX tiger.

It is enough for my application to work.
When I tested it on G4 powerbook, OSX tiger, 512 ram, I could not  
find any problems.
Please let me know the version of Java virtual machine. Java 1.5 or  
later is required. Type "java -version" in Terminal app.

> Ok i dont get all that, it seems its a different programming  
> language or
> something ? We have mdm multimedia flash standalone application, would
> it work similar ?

Runtime Revolution is a RAD(Rapid Application Development) tool. It  
has a programming language which is called "Transcript".
For example:
Java: int x=100;
Transcript: put 100 into x

I'm sorry I don't know about mdm multimedia flash standalone  
application.

> interesting so red5 runs locally on the client rather than a central
> server.

In the video conferencing telephone system "FLVPhone", my application  
is a server as well as  a client.

Best regards,
Jiro Harada
Tokyo, JAPAN


On 2006/10/06, at 10:01, Dan Rossi wrote:
> Jiro Harada wrote:
>>
>> I'm sorry. My application has still some bugs.
>> I will be happy if you tell me your environment (machine type (G4,
>> G5, Intel mac), os version and memory).
>>
>
> 1.2GB ram, G4 powerbook, OSX tiger.
>
>>
>> My application is created from Runtime Revolution(http://
>> www.runrev.com/), which is like HyperCard.
>> I created the dynamic linking library (F-ab 2.0/Lib/
>> BlendCoffee.bundle) to control Flash player in the Runtime  
>> Revolution .
>>
>
> Ok i dont get all that, it seems its a different programming  
> language or
> something ? We have mdm multimedia flash standalone application, would
> it work similar ?
>
>>
>> By using JNI(Java Native Interface), Derby and red5 are loaded and
>> controlled by the dynamic linking library (F-ab 2.0/Lib/
>> BlendCoffee.bundle).
>>
>
>
> interesting so red5 runs locally on the client rather than a central
> server.


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