Flash Media Server and Red5 Resources Dennie Hoopingarner: hooping4@msu.edu

Flash Media Server

Red5

swfobject:

Basic inline audio record/playback control

Control record and play with Javascript

Student/Assignment Management Layer

FMS solutions document (PDF)

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Streaming Media Samples:

Streaming MP3 file from FMS:
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Streaming FLV file from FMS:
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Streaming MP3 file from Red5:
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Streaming FLV file from Red5:
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Record yourself using Red5:
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Of course Red5 can do video!
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Record youself on video
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Source Code for video recorder and player

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Hello Dennie, We have downloaded your samples voice recording application. we are trying to connect to our server by giving both URL and Ip in the _root.myServer : "rtmp://nottinghill.llc.msu.edu/recordYourself/video"; but we are not able to connect to our remote server. So please kindly give us any suggestion to overcome this issue. Thanks in Advance.
vijay


Wonderfull web site But I need a RED5 FLV RECORDER with a Save button, for save differents FLV´s files. Tanks!!!! Plese send me a Mail: acastellis@gmail.com
Alex


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Hi, I've been searching the web for days and finally found someone who has written clear instructions with excellent source files. Thank you so much, after hitting the submit button I will be hitting the Donate button! You've saved me several hours of work.
Nick


Response to mitesh: Actually, no "save" button is needed, because the act of recording with FMS/Red5 creates a file on the server. What you do need is a mechanism for tagging the files with a particular user. That is the responsibility of the "business logic," which runs on another process. See the "Student/Assignment Management Layer" examples to the left for more information.
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Your comment here: hey nice codding. . . but one thing is that, , ,you need a save button. This is the logic most people will use. They record and listen… record again and listen until they decide that the recorded version is fine. After this they should be able to press a SAVE button which in the background will actually save the file on our system . . can you this king of FMS???? if you have any idea mail me on patelmitesh13@yahoo.com waiting for your reply .. I like your code I have tried this its nice...
mitesh


Response to David: The red5 server is not running FMS. I created an application using the instructions linked to at the left-hand side of this page.
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Hi, This is very helpful! I just got access to FMS 3. What did you have to do to your FMS directory rtmp://red5.llc.msu.edu/dsh (other than chmod) so that this works? Thanks again!
David Martin


Source code for video recorder and player has been posted. Files are in Flash 8 format (let me know if you need it in the format for earlier versions of Flash). Enjoy!
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I'll put up the source for video recording soon. Check back next week.
Webmaster


do u have source code for video recording i m not able to do it
mikul Gohil


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You aren't an idiot, csbryce. My server was down. Sorry!
Webmaster


I must be an idiot. I cannot get this to record anything.
csbryce


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bhikha bhai


Response to pedro: Right, thanks. Also, remember that if you're using Red5, the process is different. Use the information on the left under the link "Create an application in Red5"
Webmaster


I did not understand that? produce how? 1. As root, create a directory with this command: mkdir /opt/macromedia/fms/applications/foobar Thanks for the good work
pedro


Response to udo: the "dsh" application isn't really an application, it's a directory. If all you need is to be able to record and play back sound, then you need nothing on the server but a directory to hold the sound files. All of the work is done via the Flash app; there is no code on the server side. Cool, eh?
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In the "audio record/playback" examples you use a rtmp://red5..../dhs link for recording audio. what is this 'dhs' application and can it be found somewhere on the net? thanks. p.s. very cool examples, thanks.
udo


Server problems. Everything should be fixed now. Sorry everyone! 12/5/2007
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Red5, like Flash Media Server, only streams files (both up and down). The audio and video compression is handled by the Flash plugin.
Webmaster


Thanks for sharing all this information and code! :) Answering ken's question, here's a way to convert flv to mp3: http://www.nabble.com/FLV-to-mp3-convertion-t4756223.html Cheers!
Davide


Does Red5 handle the encoding of the upload video or do the video have to be encoded before it can be pushed in an Red5 application?
Neveo


Hi, thanks for the great code and tutorial. Can you tell me: how the heck can I convert my FLV audio files into MP3? I have a .SWF photo application that consumes MP3's via an XML file - but it doesn't know what to do with FLV files. Is there a way to convert these to MP3 or do I need to create a special player that will play FLV? Thanks very much
ken


I fixed some minor server problems. Everything should be working now. PLEASE let me know if something doesn't work. Comments on the site are ALWAYS welcome.
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Looking great! Everything seems to work!
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