Yes, audio and video streaming seem to work. For example to play a stream:
private function play():void{
if(_inStream) _inStream.close();
// Create the stream:
_inStream = new NetStream(_nc);
// Setup the listeners:
_inStream.addEventListener(NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, netStatus);
Is it realistic to suggest that Flex 2 could be used (with minimal server side processing [e.g. just to work around flash-to-flash security restriction]) to build a point-to-point VoIP application? That would be nice to try one day ... Brian Lesser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Yes, audio and
Hi Dos,
Well, you could use Flash or Flex to make a simple IP-based audio
system. Ofcourse, it will not be truly point-to-point in the sense that
there are no swf-to-swf connections. All communications run through the
Flash Media Server: swf-fms-swf. Consequently you still must pay the
re bandwidth... not thinking of competing with Yahoo IM .. only considering for building nice looking, branded corporate 'productivity' applications that run inside the browser .. I assume Flex 2 (more than Flash, since it has the desired RIA features) is a good choice Thanks for info about the
I want to build a simple audio conferencing Flex 2 (Beta 2) application
(just people using their microphone) with Flash Media Server 2
Does anyone have any examples/links/documentation to do this sort of
thing? (if its possible)
and is the microphone working with this Flash Player 8.5 now?
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