Yes, you're the one! I remember this!
On 2/7/07, Kelly Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Metadata injection with php has become a proven way to faux-stream flv's.
It
works great for me, and under substantial loads.
Here is the lowdown:
With Flash 8 am I correct in believing that if I add cue points to a FLV
that I'll be able to seek within it even though it's being delivered via
a regular web server? How does that work? Does the web server actually
get a new request?
Thanks,
Jeff Harrington
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You'll be able to seek to the cue points, yes, but the client will have to
actually download that point of the file first. They won't be able to start
watching from one of the cue points immediately.
The way progressive download works, it starts downloading at the start of
the file, and
not in the way you are thinking. you can seek only to a point in a movie
that has already been downloaded.
have you looked at red5?
On 2/7/07, Jeff Harrington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With Flash 8 am I correct in believing that if I add cue points to a FLV
that I'll be able to seek within it
Thanks Johannes and Francis... Yeah Johannes I'm tracking Red5 but
we're already deploying through Influxis a FMS solution.
I was just shocked to find in some readings I was doing yesterday about
cue points that seek worked - glad that my understanding that seeking to
downloaded material worked
I have heard of a solution that someone implemented, using server-side code
to serve the .flv file with different injected metadata, that did the same
basic job of allowing seek to any point... but I can't remember how it was
done or where I saw it. Does anyone else remember that?
Francis
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Francis Chary schrieb:
I have heard of a solution that someone implemented, using server-side code
to serve the .flv file with different injected metadata, that did the same
basic job of allowing seek to any point... but I can't remember how it was
done or where I saw it. Does anyone else
hey, so they do!
On 2/7/07, Michael Stuhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Francis Chary schrieb:
I have heard of a solution that someone implemented, using server-side
code
to serve the .flv file with different injected metadata, that did the
same
basic job of allowing seek to any point... but I
Yeah that was done with PHP rewriting flv's dynamically based on a user
request. Was a bit unstable if I remember right. At least I couldn't
get it to work.
Jeff
Francis Chary wrote:
I have heard of a solution that someone implemented, using server-side
code
to serve the .flv file with
Yeah, for sure. Does it basically work the same way as Flash Comm Server?
On 2/7/07, Johannes Nel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well. let me put it to you like this. flv is a continues format. red5
contains the libraries you need to analyze it. calling a servlet which
then
returns the data from
Metadata injection with php has become a proven way to faux-stream flv's. It
works great for me, and under substantial loads.
Here is the lowdown:
http://www.flashcomguru.com/index.cfm/2005/11/2/Streaming-flv-video-via-PHP-take-two
Be sure to read through the comments below as there are a bevy
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