05-25-06 12:11 PM
Jason,
A long time ago I made an application that did that. It was a
primitive editor for cutting and pasting FLV files. Essentially, it
worked by first recording a FLV segment using ser side code--
Stream.play(name, start, seconds);
Stream.record();
Then, after recording a FLV segment, I'd splice them together using,
Stream.record();
Stream.play(seg1, 0);
Stream.play(seg2,0, -1, false);
Primitive, but it worked fine.
HTH,
Bill
On May 24, 2006, at 10:56 PM, <Jason-KRHSgQQ45+w/N4CUxbK1KQ@public.gmane.org
>
<Jason-KRHSgQQ45+w/N4CUxbK1KQ@public.gmane.org> wrote:
> Howdy... ;)
>
> I have not had a chance to use append parameter for the
> NetStream.publish() function... and I was wondering if I can use
> that to merge two FLV files...
>
> Well... One FLV file that's sitting on the server plus another
> soon-to-be webcam stream to append at the end of the exisiting FLV
> file to create a merged FLV file...
>
> Any pointer would be appreciated... ;)
>
> Thanks... 
>
> Jason
>
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