| Wouter van Vliet / WEBclusive 2005-04-25, 5:45 pm |
| G'day,
For an application that allows users to record videos, I'd like to
manage the maxium duration of the video on the server. Don't really
trust anything that comes from the client ;). But after some struggling,
googling, browsing through the bible (brian's one) I was left with the
feeling that I was overlooking something very obvious. What I was
thinking is:
* Creation of a NetStream is a call to the server, so it should be
possible to capture that with server side action script
* Same thing for publishing to the NetStream
* Same again when the user stops the recording
* when the server knows the moment somebody started a recording, it
can set an interval and - if the user hasn't done so him/herself by then
- stop it after 30 seconds (or anything).
However, I haven't found any leads on how to do any of the mentioned
things. Therefore, I call for help ;). Anybody out there who can help me
solve the thing?
Thanks!
Wouter
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