| Beto A 2005-08-24, 5:53 pm |
| I guess more specifically ... would you have your clients connect to "fil=
ename/video" or would you have them connect to say "filename/genericstrea=
m" and on the server switch them using
ns =3DStream.get("filename/genericstream"
ns.play("otherstream",0,-1);
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Naicu Octavian <naicuoctavian-/E1597aS9LQAvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote:
Well, take in consideration that in a worst-case
scenario every piece of client side code might be
rewritten into a new swf that connects to your server
and be used in malefic purposes!
Keeping as much of the code server ise is a safer way
to go, but keep the recording code client side and
ensure a big buffer, or else you will get verry badly
recorded videos because you can not use buffers!
The way I do recording is client side with a big
buffer. First the user presses 'record' .When the user
presses 'stop record' I do: myStream.attachVideo(null)
and go to a "Saving Movie..." state until what
remained is safely sent to the server.
--- Beto A wrote:
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> In a 1:N app with the controller being able to
> switch from a jpg/Video/SnapShot and audio(on/off)
> would you think it is better to keep the code on the
> clientside or the ServerSide??, take into
> consideration that recording will be thrown into the
> mix.
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> What problems could arise from doing this
> clientside?....................Serverside?
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