Hey guys,
I have googled and searched the mailing list for an answer to this
particular question with no luck.
I am trying to see what are the optionbs out there for embedding cue
point timing into an FLV.
I know i can create an array of points and then associate it with a
particular FLV but
Hi All!,
wondering if someone can point me in the right direction. I am trying
to find a ASBoradcast / Event Dispatcher light model for my app.
Basically i have a number of MCs that will have to either react to
events being broadcast or broadcast their own.
I have Essential AS2 by Colin
;
_buttonMC.onPress = Delegate.create(this, buttonPress);
}
public function buttonPress ():Void {
clickEvent({target:this, id: _id});
}
}
On Sep 26, 2006, at 12:09 PM, Sean Scott wrote:
Hi All!,
wondering if someone can point me in the right direction. I am
trying
to find a ASBoradcast
you cannot save voice/audio recording to a physical location unless
you are running Flash Media Server.
On 10/25/06, Prashant Patil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I tried using Microphone class to detect Microphone on my machine and it
even worked as described in Help document.
But the real
Check out FFMPEG and On2 Flix Encoder.
HTH
On 11/3/06, elists [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Clark et al,
Are there any commercial enterprise level transcoders that can product
acceptible FLV files from DV or MPG2 files? I have a TV station wanting to
build a searchable interface to a video
I've been able to convert FLVs in the past using FFMPEG a great little
tool on the mac. However with on2 codec FLVs I have not been able to
convert them to quicktime or Movs.
Has anyone successfully converted on2 FLVs back to quicktime or AVI or
anything really.
Thanks,
Sean Scott
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Subject: [Flashcoders] On2 FLV to Quicktime or any other movie format
I've been able to convert FLVs in the past using FFMPEG a great little
tool on the mac. However
Not sure about a company that offer those services although i am sure there
are ones out there. But you can basically create that yourself by looking
into SOX (soundExchange) and LAME.
Both are open source / freeware utilities that run on both windows and
linux/unix. They will require some
Will,
Sounds like their RTMP port is allowing you to handshake but it's not
pushing any kind of data.
Have you tried using Charles to see what kind of data you are receiving?
Hope this helps
you've tried port 1935, 443 80?
Hope that helps
Sean
On 8/14/07, Will McHenry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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