I guess I did see streaming in the subject.
Maybe the easier solution is the best
Regards,
Bjorn Schultheiss
Senior Flash Developer
QDC Technologies
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Have a look at this:
http://www.coffeecup.com/video-player/
It will convert your movies to flash without you needing to get the entire
flash suite and spend half a day mucking around..
Joel
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Cheers for that guys!
It might be best to just convert to flv for the moment and stick it up
on the front-end. If we're getting too much traffic possibly look at
other solutions.
Bjorn Schultheiss wrote:
> If you are expecting A LOT of traffic, talk to the guys at Akamai.
>
> If you think you
If you are expecting A LOT of traffic, talk to the guys at Akamai.
If you think you can host it in-house and your looking more at the server
software to do it, Flash Media Server is a good option or if you do not have
much of a budget Red5 is also available.
Regards,
Bjorn Schultheiss
Senior
Convert it to FLA. you would get something like that down to like 10mb at
least and the quality is just as good. If you have a copy of dreamweaver 8,
just import it and it will do the rest.
Steve
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Convert it to an flv file and put on Flash front-end to give the user
the option to play it.
On 8/8/06, Paul B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I haven't had much to do with video for a long while however, today a
> client enquired about putting a 35mb video on their site. It's a
> fairly large si
I haven't had much to do with video for a long while however, today a
client enquired about putting a 35mb video on their site. It's a
fairly large site that will receive a lot of traffic. What are our
options?
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Well I live in Canberra and there seems to be no CF work at all.
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's funny y' know
I would have thought that RubyOnRails would have been the target of
"get out of CF and head to"
... not the big lumbering mass that is ASP.NET (or Java/JSP for that matter)
On 8/8/06, Chad Renando <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Although I will say that you guys are not alo
Although I will say that you guys are not alone. The
industry-spanning skills shortage issue is the current hot topic in my
HR course for my MBA ticket. This could easily branch out into
discussions on the strategic decision-making process and influcence of
HR and needs requirements...
Chad
who
Yes, very interesting thread.
The trends are not always good, and
sometimes the people at the top don’t make the right decisions either. We
are both a java and CF house, we have been trying to recruit Java developers
and a few C# gurus for 3 months and not too many have been able to do
On 08/08/2006, at 10:37 AM, Dmitry Yakhnov wrote:Jeremy is right that "company directors makes the decisions", not developers;So give them another decision they're actually qualified to make i.e how much do you want to spend on development hours building this business solution - x in CF or 3x in .N
Whatta nice discussion has raised my post, LOL ;-)
Jeremy is right that "company directors makes the decisions", not developers;
while my message was about why directors thinking that .NET is better than CF
– trends, jobs market and "someone told me".
Best regards,
Dmitry Yakhno
If you book it out long-term, maybe I can crash there until we buy a house...
Chad
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Guys Guys Guys,
Like I said many posts ago. Its not only hosting, trends, and
programmers that are the issue. It is the company directors that make
the decesions. i.e. I have reason to believe we are sleeping with the
enemy...(MS that is) and because we get special "treats" to work in
.NET or con
We are going to Suncorp stadium...ROCKIN I'm in.
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I agree with Chad (Ajax Master).
I think he is legit, the way I answer this question is as follows.
JSP / .NET will take at least twice as long to develop anything, so you will
be well and truly ahead cost wise after a single project. This is maintained
going forward with updates / enhancements.
Don't assume he's trolling. We've all asked these questions... and
all of us who have been on the front-end of a CF dev house have run
into these arguments. The potential client didn't take to well when I
said "Oh yeah? Well you're just trolling, so shut up!"
The guy is CF certified and omits
my guess is that Darren's having trouble finding a big enough venue to
fit everyone in. they've torn down Festival Hall so that really only
leaves Suncorp stadium...
On 8/8/06, Chad Renando <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Keep going into September and I might be able to attend...
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> Chad
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> On
ignore him, the guy's obviously trolling. a couple of glib statements
to see who'll bite does not an informed discourse make...
I'm actually feeling sorry for the ".NET everything" ppl**.
eg: FlexDataServices is a J2EE app and will prob NEVER be ported over
to the .NET runtime
** not real
Keep going into September and I might be able to attend...
Chad
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> Unfortunately, due to reasons beyond my control, tonight's QLD CFUG
> meeting will have to be postponed again.
> It will now be held on Tuesday the 15th of August.
> I apologis
Unfortunately, due to reasons beyond my control, tonight's QLD CFUG
meeting will have to be postponed again.
It will now be held on Tuesday the 15th of August.
I apologise for any inconvenience this may cause anybody.
Rest assured that the fantastic software and book door prizes will
still be avai
>Just couple other reasons to move out from CF to
ASP.NET (as few clients told):Your saying we should move from cf to
asp.net ? >CF hosting is expensiveIf cf hosting is to expensive for an employer what makes you think they are going to be able to afford your wage?
if a few hundred $'s every year
Hi ppl,
Just couple other reasons to move out from CF to
ASP.NET (as few clients told):
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CF hosting is expensive
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Easy to find employees
with Java/.NET experience
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Trends to keep everything
around MS
Best regards,
Dmitry Yakhnov
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