Hi Jason, Thanks for the info. If I understand correctly - not sure I do ;) - your process happens on the fly? I.e., it's sent over RTMP "live"? I may be confused, sorry.
You said you haven't seen a live stream you could jump around in - is that due to the lack of metadata? Thanks, Robert Hey Robert. What you're doing sounds similar to what I'm doing. It takes a pre-recorded FLV (capture live or transcoded via ffmpeg transcoder script I wrote) then allows you to insert various cues into it using a Flash application I wrote (basically it passes an object with times and events back to Red5 which then builds a bunch of MetaCues, adds them to a MetaData object then writes it out to the FLV. This file is then served over RTMP via Red5 and the cues you embed trigger various events in the user interface. You are correct. The event metadata is in both places (it arrives in onMetaData and is strewn throughout the file). So far as jumping around in live streams goes, I can think of a couple ways to make it work, but I've never seen live streams you can jump around in. Jason _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
