Hi, I'd like to record from a microphone to a .mp3 file on FMS 3.5.There are numerous posts on the net saying this is not possible. But the Flex 3.2 Language Reference on LiveDocs implies that it is (text pasted at bottom of email):
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/langref/flash/net/NetStream.html#publish() However, the Language Reference built into FB 3.0.2 does not make any reference to publishing .mp3s. So what gives? Is this a typo in the Livedocs? Is this a feature that isn't available yet, but will be soon? Is it in-fact possible, but the details of how to do it aren't published? When I try it I get NetStream.Publish.BadName My setup is: Flex SDK 3.2 Flash Player 10.0.r12 Debug FMS 3.5 using LiveStreams app BTW - the new speex codec in FP10 is awesome. Good recording of speech even at 10 kbps. cheers tom >From LiveDocs =========== File formatSyntaxExampleFLVSpecify the stream name as a string, without a filename extension. ns.publish("myFLVStream"); MP3 or ID3 Specify the stream name as a string, with prefix mp3: or id3: , respectively, and without a filename extension. ns.publish("mp3:myMP3Stream"); ns.publish("id3:myID3data"); MPEG-4-based files (such as F4V, MP4) Specify the stream name as a string, with or without the filename extension and with the prefix mp4: . The prefix indicates to Flash Media Server that the file contains H.264-encoded video and AAC-encoded audio within the MPEG-4 Part 14 container format. ns.publish("mp4:myVideo.f4v") ns.publish("mp4:myVideo.mp4"); ns.publish("mp4:myVideo"); (whic
