Streaming video files
Flash Player 9 and later, Adobe AIR 1.0 and
later
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To
stream files from Flash Media Server, you can use the NetConnection
and NetStream classes to connect to a remote server instance and
play a specified stream. To specify a Real-Time Messaging Protocol
(RTMP) server, you pass the desired RTMP URL, such as “rtmp://localhost/appName/appInstance”,
to the
NetConnection.connect()
method instead of
passing
null
. To play a specific live or recorded
stream from the specified Flash Media Server, you pass an identifying
name for live data published by
NetStream.publish()
,
or a recorded filename for playback to the
NetStream.play()
method.
Sending video to a server
If you
want to build more complex applications involving video or camera objects,
Flash Media Server offers a combination of streaming media capabilities and
a development environment for creating and delivering media applications to
a wide audience. This combination enables developers to create applications such
as Video on Demand, live web-event broadcasts, and Mp3 streaming
as well as video blogging, video messaging, and multimedia chat
environments. For more information, see the Flash Media Server documentation
online at
www.adobe.com/go/learn_fms_docs_en
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