August 19th, 2010
Group:
Just released some video’s on Live Video. Don’t worry, we will eventually get to some more complex stuff
. Please subscribe to my channel if you haven’t and rate my videos! Also, I’ve created a twibbon that you can add to your twitter icon which shows support of Red5. Click here to add a twibbon. Last, feel free to follow my blog, twitter and company below. Thanks all!
08 – 01 – Live Video – Part 1
-connections
-streams
-devices
-video objects
08 – 02 – Live Video – Part 2
-connections
-streams
-devices
-video objects
View All Red5 Developer Series Videos
Additional Information
Blog
http://www.newviewnetworks.com/
Twitter
http://twitter.com/newviewnetworks
Company
http://www.infrared5.com
Just released some video’s on Live Video. Don’t worry, we will eventually get to some more complex stuff . Please subscribe to my channel if you haven’t and rate my videos! Also, I’ve created a twibbon that you can add to your twitter icon which shows support of Red5. Click here to add a twibbon. Last, feel free to follow my blog, twitter and company below. Thanks all!
08 – 01 – Live Video – Part 1
-connections
-streams
-devices
-video objects
08 – 02 – Live Video – Part 2
-connections
-streams
-devices
-video objects
View All Red5 Developer Series Videos
Additional Information
Blog
http://www.newviewnetworks.com/
Twitter
http://twitter.com/newviewnetworks
Company
http://www.infrared5.com
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April 27th, 2010
Congrats to Xuggle on being aquired. I wish the best for that project!
http://blog.xuggle.com/2010/04/27/xuggle-now-part-of-connectsolutions/
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March 23rd, 2010
Dominic Williams has written up a good post on Red5 scope management. I suggest you take a look!
http://ria101.wordpress.com/2010/03/09/red5-cabin-fever-advanced-scope-and-room-management/
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March 23rd, 2010
RTMFP stands for Real Time Media Flow Protocol and is Flash’s answer to UDP P2P streaming and data transfer. Red5 doesn’t currently support RTMFP, but we have been actively discussing this as a potential feature for future development. In the mean time go ahead and check out these video resources as they should get you up to speed.
cheers!
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February 13th, 2010
Just finished creating three new videos that demonstrate remote SharedObjects. Again, please subscribe to my channel, leave comments and suggest new material you would like to see me cover.
07-Clientside Remote SharedObjects – Part 1
-single slot remote shared object
-understanding onSync and SyncEvent
-Embedding assets and attaching/dragging on Flex UI
07-Clientside Remote SharedObjects – Part 2
-multiple slot remote shared object
-understanding onSync and SyncEvent
-Embedding assets and attaching/dragging on Flex UI
-build a magnet fridge app
07-Clientside Remote SharedObjects – Part 3
-multiple slot remote shared object
-understanding onSync and SyncEvent
-Embedding assets and attaching/dragging on Flex UI
-build a magnet fridge app
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February 1st, 2010
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January 31st, 2010
Subclipse provides a friendly interface to a Subversion repository. I’ve been using it for years. Just a few days ago I noticed that my files were no longer decorated with the repository icons. The project looked like a regular project as if it wasn’t checked out. I was able to troubleshoot this and fix the issue by doing the following:
- go into Eclipse preferences
- expand Team
- select SVN
- change the SVN Interface dropdown box to “SVNKit (Pure Java) …”
- click apply
if your project doesn’t immediately change, you can right click the project and close it and then reopen. Hope this helps someone else.
Tags: subclipse
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January 18th, 2010
The following question was asked on the red5 mailing list:
what is the difference between update a sharedobject in the client side doing sharedobject.setProperty(”property”,value) with actionscript and in the server side with red5 doing
sharedobject.setAtributte(”atributte”,value).
There is a difference between the two. Clients who are subscribe to remote SharedObjects get notified of updates via the SyncEvent which gets dispatched by the Flash Player. The SyncEvent object contains a few important properties [target, changeList]. The target property points to the SharedObject which is being updated. However, the changeList property holds an Array of objects that have status in regards to the slot data. Each object in the list has three properties [code, name, and oldValue]. The Flash Player sets code to "clear", "success", "reject", "change", or "delete". You can read more about the difference here! The two values that help answer your question are as follows:
- A value of "success" means the client changed the shared object.
- A value of "change" means another client changed the object or the server resynchronized the object.
So if the server updates the SharedObject, then both clients would receive a code value of "change". If a client updates the SharedObject, then one client would receive a code value of "success" and the other would receive a code value of "change".
Tags: Red5, SharedObject
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January 17th, 2010
I just released the sixth video in the series which demonstrates how to generate and run a Red5 application using the plugin. The video includes:
-red5Plugin features
-use the Red5Plugin to generate client and server projects
-run the server and connect from the default client
View Video
Please feel free to comment and or suggest additional topics! Thanks
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January 14th, 2010
Just found some interesting articles that provide detailed steps on setting up Red5
Setting up Red5
http://sandeepghael.com/2009/07/getting-red-5-up-and-running-on-ubuntu-9-04/
Building Red5 / Setting Up / Creating a Virtual Appliance
http://builddocs.com/?s=red5&submit=Search
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