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Flash Media Fun Hour

Flash Media Fun Hour. Stefan Richter stefan@flashcomguru.com. What is Flash Media Server?. What is Flash Media Server?. Flash Communication Server (released mid-2002). What is Flash Media Server?. Flash Communication Server (released mid-2002). Flash Media Server (released late 2005).

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Flash Media Fun Hour

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  1. Flash Media Fun Hour Stefan Richter stefan@flashcomguru.com

  2. What is Flash Media Server?

  3. What is Flash Media Server? Flash Communication Server (released mid-2002)

  4. What is Flash Media Server? Flash Communication Server (released mid-2002) Flash Media Server (released late 2005)

  5. What is Flash Media Server? == Flash Communication Server Flash Media Server

  6. What is Flash Media Server? == (kind of) Flash Communication Server Flash Media Server

  7. What can you do with it • Live Video, Audio and Data in Flash • Streaming Audio/Video • Record Audio/Video (from webcam) • Bit pricey • License cap on bandwidth and connectioms • No Personal Edition anymore • …but Free Developer Edition!

  8. What can you build with it

  9. What can you build with it

  10. What can you build with it

  11. What can you build with it

  12. What can you build with it

  13. What can you build with it

  14. Alternatives(there’s only one) http://osflash.org/red5

  15. Installation is easy

  16. Connecting up Remote rtmp://myserver.com/myapp [/myinstance] or Local rtmp:/myapp [/myinstance]

  17. Connecting up var nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection(); nc.connect( “ rtmp://server.com/myapp [/myinstance] “ );

  18. Connecting up var nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection(); nc.onStatus = function (info) { trace(info.code); } nc.connect("rtmp://server.com/myapp");

  19. Connecting up rtmp://server.com/myapp actually connects to rtmp://server.com/myapp/_definst_

  20. rtmp://server.com/myapp will connect you to

  21. Once connected

  22. Once connected

  23. Once connected

  24. Streaming Video FMS will look for flv files in a subfolder /streams/[instancename] Example…

  25. Remote SharedObjects (SO) • Establish a NetConnection • ‘Get’ the SO • write onSync handler - it syncs SO data • connect the SO

  26. // first connect up, then remote_so = SharedObject.getRemote("remote_so", nc.uri, true); // this fires everytime the SO data changes remote_so.onSync = function( list ) // an array of objects { for (var i in list) { trace("slot code: " + list[i].code); trace("slot name: " + list[i].name); trace("slot value: " + this.data[list[i].name]); } this.data.val = "hello world"; this.data.val2 = "hello world2"; } remote_so.connect( nc );

  27. Remote SharedObjects (SO) Some onSync Examples

  28. Remote SharedObjects (SO) SO.send example

  29. NetConnection.callClient.call Example

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  36. Questions?

  37. Where to learn more • The definitive book O’Reilly’s ‘Programming FCS’ (800+ pages) • www.flash-communications.net • www.jessewarden.com • http://chattyfig.figleaf.com • <plug> www.flashcomguru.com </plug>

  38. Thanks!

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