Yes, I try to limit the red5 interaction to only what it does best.
But only recently I dug into the server side ( java dev and stuff ) so my
perspective is somewhat limited. Actually at this point I am amazed by the
complex communication between flash and red5. As soon as I get to doing
some DB interaction from my red5 App I'll probably push everything trough
red5 :)

cosmin

> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> 2. start recording using red5 and use the uid for the recorded file
>> name.
>> 3. get record end and success eventts from red5 and at that point call
>> php
>> to enter new the filename and other details you grab from the client to
>> the DB.
>>
> Do you mean a http request to a php script ? That could work aswell but
> removing that step by adding straight to the database via red5 was my
> idea. And I guess a uid to generate the stream name first is a good idea.
>
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