Publishing Flash Video Streaming

Question

What options should I publish Flash videos from webcams other than Adobe Flash Media Server and Red5? I would prefer a solution in .NET, Python or PHP, but could not find anything.

Answer 1

In addition to another commercial product such as Wowza Media Server , you can go with a CDN (Content Delivery Network) such as Limelight Networks or Voxel.net . You might even be able to find a local hosting provider that will serve the Live Flash video for you.

(Live flash videos are a non-trivial thing to do, so options are a bit limited.)

Answer 2

Weborb flv http, RTT -, . , rtmp (FMS, red5, wowza), haxevideo.

Answer 3

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Flash- Flex/Flash WebORB? , WebORB FLV. WebORB .NET.

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Answer 4

Weborb (http://www.themidnightcoders.com/weborb/) , AMF, ( php .net).

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Answer 5

WebORB , , . .

Answer 6

I mainly used FluorineFX and WebORB in Flex business applications. I don't think fluoride supports streaming video, but WebORB definitely does. However, my colleague searched for a while to get him to work with AS2 and failed. Red5 was launched with AS2 as soon as possible. With AS3, there is a lot of documentation from the WebORB site. The advantage of WebORB is its support for .NET, Java, PHP, and Ruby. Silverlight will also be supported, so it will be great!

Answer 7

Justin.tv has a turnkey API similar to Nimbb.