can it'll give good quality when we are using FMS with IP cam, and
which ip cam can work well with FMS for FLEX ?
thx in advanced
abhishekche...@gmail.com
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--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, greg h flexairvideog...@... wrote:
Phil,
Even if you find an IP camera that encodes straight to
Phil,
Even if you find an IP camera that encodes straight to FLV, Flash Player
does not support peer-to-peer (though maybe someday it will). SWFs can talk
to servers. In the absence of a server in the architecture, I am having a
hard time seeing any way for SWFs to find and talk directly to the
You can attach a camera to Flex and stream video - I'm sure your
camera is quite a bit more sophisticated than your typical webcam though
Livedocs: http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?
content=Working_with_Video_18.html
Hope this helps! :D
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Phil
Thanks Nathan. Problem is, camera is not attached to computer with the
Flex app. I want one of 10 Flex apps around the Intranet to be able to
attach to any camera's stream, and I don't want to use FMS. I have
looked high and low and can't find a camera that puts out FLV. And
from what I gather
My only suggestion would be to look into the messaging service. I
don't know that that will solve your issue though - but there are
examples around which show how to create a video conferencing
application using Flex messaging service. Otherwise you may be stuck
with having to use FMS (or
Hi Don,
In a Flex/AIR app, the simplest way to do load video is using the component
mx:VideoDisplay
You can just copy the example in the docs here:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/labs/flex3/langref/mx/controls/VideoDisplay.html#includeExamplesSummary
Note that as written, the doc example is for a
ya u can use video display , but if your using fms/rtmp combination it is
better to use Video object then attach netstream to it. It will give more
control to functionality / interactivity and offcourse errors.
It is good idea to control the played video form FMS server side using
streams instead
Thank you Greg. I'll look into this article.
I'm open to progressive download for sure...just didn't know how to do
it in a Flex app.
Don
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, greg h [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Don,
For video in Flex/Flash there are three options: streaming,
progressive
Bummer. Unexpected conclusion.
I guess I'll have to look into another approach that doesn't require
flashmedia for now.
Thanks.
Don
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Samuel R. Neff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The only way to stream MP4 video to Flash Player is through Flash Media
Server.
Hi Don,
For video in Flex/Flash there are three options: streaming, progressive
embedding.
For true streaming, Sam is correct that the only natively supported option
is with FMS.
That said, however, for end users the fast start time of progressive
downloads generally is indistinguishable from
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