Ted On Flash: 360Flex SJ 2008 - Building Red5 Applications by Chris Allen

360Flex SJ 2008 - Building Red5 Applications by Chris Allen

DIGG IT! 6 Comments Published Tuesday, September 16, 2008 at 12:14 PM .

Take your Flex applications to the next level. Add streaming video, live interactivity and push technology to your projects, all using the acclaimed open source Red5 Flash server. Project leader Chris Allen will walk attendees though building a Red5 application using the new Jedai Framework (http://jedai.googlecode.com). They will learn how to harness the power of RTMP in Flash to build cutting edge content including multi-user games, live video chat and more.

Cheers,

ted :)

6 Responses to “ 360Flex SJ 2008 - Building Red5 Applications by Chris Allen ”

# adobe flex September 16, 2008 2:35 PM

Thanks for this great tutorial ... This kind of application are amazing :)
# funkyboy September 17, 2008 8:25 AM

it says video unavailable.
# Ted Patrick September 17, 2008 12:26 PM

I can see it just fine... Hmmm

Ted :)
# Cliff Meyers September 19, 2008 3:50 AM

I hope they've fixed all the AMF serialization issues they had back in v0.6 last summer. Having spent over 6 months fighting with the product and pleading with their devs to take my bug reports seriously, I'll say that I've moved on to Blaze DS and have no plans to look at Red5 again.
# Mondain September 19, 2008 10:59 AM

I can see it fine also, "works on my machine" :)
# anatole September 23, 2008 9:36 AM

This gets really interesting when you really string things together - jetty 7 with scalability of NIO / continuations, convenience of the BlazeDS (updated for Jetty 7 in subscriptions/messaging) and Red5 integrated in the same apps - becomes really modern platform for number of rich media streaming apps.

Very tempting approach giving the fact that we usually have to extend communication layer significantly for robustness, performance and background load optimization.
Regards,
Anatole Tartakovsky