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Me and my friend are going to make live shows and for that purpose I have set up a Red5 server on my old 2006 Intel Core Duo Mac mini running Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server 10.6.8. I use Flash Media Live Encoder to broadcast to Red5's oflaDemo application and the stream works great, except for the fact that I want the stream to work with iOS. I am developing an app for it, but I still need to convert my stream to Apple's HTTP Live Streaming protocol for it to work. Can anybody help me convert the RTMP stream to MPEG2-TS, because that's the format that mediastreamsegmenter supports? I already

I installed the latest Red5 server, but I'm not sure where to put my .flv file to stream it. There is no "streams" or "ofla" directory like in some tutorials I've found online. Where do I place the .flv file to stream it? Red5 comes with some demos but they are not installed by default. That is why the directory is not there. Suppose you installed Red5 on yourmachine at /path/to/red5. After starting Red5, open http://yourmachine:5080/installer/ in your browser and install oflaDemo there. After that, you will see a directory named /path/to/red5/webapps/oflaDemo/streams. That is where the .flv

I wish to build an application using which I can record video (along with audio) and also audio (only audio preferably in mp3 format). From some research I did, I found I need a client app in flash or flex, a RTMP Server (RED5 preferable as its free) This is the code which I used to get cam working flash. var camera:Camera = Camera.getCamera(); var video:Video = new Video(); video.attachCamera(camera); addChild(video); The problem is, I don't know how to send the stream to RED5. Also, what do I need to do so that I can store the video according to the user. The website I am creating is in PHP

I have a working red5 application and I am using MultiThreadedApplicationAdapter but the multi threading doesn't really work. Here is the example, what I want it to do is to have multiple clients call test() and returns without blocking other clients. However what happened is the second client has to wait for the first client finish then execute test(). Any idea how to make this work? Thanks. public class Application extends MultiThreadedApplicationAdapter { public void test() { System.out.println("test "+System.currentTimeMillis()); try { Thread.sleep(5000); } catch (InterruptedException e) {

Quick Intro: We have a flash tetris game finished and we are looking to add multiplayer functionality to the game. After a few days of research on the capabilities of flash and sockets, I've gotten even more confused. A quick disclaimer, I am new to sockets/networking in general. From what I gathered online, general flash tcp sockets cannot handle peer to peer connections due to the policy system in place. In order for flash to do p2p, one must use a RTMFP-capable server (such as flash media server, etc) to deal with the initial handshakes and from there, flash is able to pass data in a p2p

I'm trying to stream my webcam with FFmpeg to my Red5 server using RTMP. I've done this successfully using FLV format with the following line: ffmpeg -f video4linux2 -i /dev/video0 -f flv rtmp://localhost/live/livestream I'm new to FFmpeg and live streaming, and I've tried to stream using H.264/MPEG-4. But my knowledge is a bit limited with the FFmpeg options (which I did find here: http://man.cx/ffmpeg%281%29 ). So, my questions would be: How can I use H.264/MPEG-4 to stream to my Red5 server? What are the options to stream audio as well? And one final issue is: I'm having a delay of about 5

I'm trying to build a video chat program using Adobe Flex but there is a giant problem with echos. If the participants arn't using headsets, everything they say echos. Worse, they can actually create positive feedback loop of echos that won't end until the mics are muted. Has anyone found a solution for this on the Flex/Flash platform? My software is using the Speex codec and I've done my best to eliminate all buffering (i.e. it's a live stream and I set the buffer length to 0). The loop back option is turned off and the "Use Echo Suppression" is turned on. I'm using the Red5 server for the

I would like to retrieve ONLY the library jar when I make use of a dependency entry in my ivy.xml for Red5 (or any project for that matter). No matter how I have configured it, I still get "sources" jars for dependencies. I have scoured the docs and google and have yet to find a solution that works using Ivy 2.2.0. This set of nodes in my ivy.xml seems to work the best for most libraries, but Spring ignores them. <exclude ext="txt" /> <exclude type="src" /> <exclude artifact="!sources" /> If anyone has any tips that would work, lets hear them!! Links to the source xml files http://red5

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