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Multi-Bitrate Dynamic Streaming with Flex and FMS 3.5 (Videotutorial)

March 27th, 2009

This video tutorial will guide you through the process of creating Flex Video Player utilizing latest Flash Player 10 feature - Multi-Bitrate Dynamic Streaming - in connection with Flash Media Server 3.5.

 

Download DynamicStream and DynamicStreamItem classes at FMS Tools Page

Flex Project source files download

Requirements:

 
Note: If you want to test DynamicStream properly, you would probably need to shape your network traffic bandwidth. For this purpose, I propose you to download NoobProof utility, which uses IPFW on Mac or NetLimiter for Windows.

PS: FMS 3.5 Development server is free for commercial use with 10 connected simultaneous clients … so why not to start experimenting today? :)

Posted in Flash Media, Flex, Server-side, Video tutorial |

6 Comments »

  1. That’s one amazing tutorial. :) Thanks for that.

    Comment by Vojtěch Kopal — March 27, 2009 @ 7:06 pm

  2. Great tutorial,
    you might want to use Soundbooth to make your voice clearer and possibly slightly decrease the video compression.
    Otherwise - great stuff and congratulations.

    Michal

    Comment by Michal Metlicka — March 28, 2009 @ 7:23 pm

  3. Working on it. Next time I will bring much better quality. Still have to learn a lot. Thanks!

    Comment by tom — March 28, 2009 @ 8:26 pm

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  6. That’s one amazing tutorial. :) Thanks for that.

    Comment by PB — May 27, 2009 @ 10:03 am

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