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Where to find "flash streamer"

Discussion in 'General Business' started by Mattias, Sep 20, 2006.

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    I've tried to find a person that holds it here on the forum.
    None seems interested in seeling one, so now on to a new question.

    Does anyone know any company that sells apps that remakes video-files
    to flash and makes them play-able/stream-able on the web?
     
    Mattias, Sep 20, 2006 IP
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    Seems to be some kind of a "home computer" version, and for manual uploads.
    I need a app that remakes files directly on the webserver when people upload.
    Also a "play/stop" bar for example, on the videos @ page.
     
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    Check this out first http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/producing_video.html
    then ,

    1. Open a new Flash document by selecting File > New > Flash Document after launching Flash Professional 8
    2. Select File > Import > Import Video from the main menu.
    3. Select "Already deployed to a web server, Flash Video Streaming Service, or Flash Communications Server" when prompted "Where is your video file?"
    4. Enter the URL to your Flash video in the following format:

    rtmp://yoursite.com/[application name]/[instance name]/[stream name]

    Where "appication name" is the name of your registered directory, "instance name" is the name of the subdirectory of the registered directory that contains your FLV file, and stream name is the name of your FLV file. For example:

    rtmp://yoursite.com/nis/demo/nis-flash.flv

    5. For more information, see "Registering your directory with the Flash server." Click Next.
    6. Choose a player skin from the pull down list and click Next. (If you have a custom skin already created and uploaded to a server, you can select "Custom" and then provide the URL)
    7. Click Finish
    8. Select Flash MX 2004 (another name for Flash 7) from the Save As Type pull-down menu and choose a place to save your Flash document (an FLA file).
    9. Flash developers who wish to program in ActionScript to customize the stream negotiation can do so at this point.
    10. If you want to test your work so far, select Control > Test Movie (assuming your FLV file is in place in a registered directory)
    11. Choose File > Export > Export Movie from the main menu
    12. Choose a file name and location to save your SWF file.
    13. Check the Export Flash Player dialogue box to make sure Flash 7 is indicated in the version pull-down menu. (For ordinary streaming purposes, you accept the defaults for the remaining options. Settings in this area, such as audio quality, apply to the SWF movie itself, not your FLV video.)
    14. Click OK.
     
    Jerad, Sep 26, 2006 IP