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As Flash has been almost completely removed from the browsers, there is a need to be able to take control of and over rtmp protocol using other browser methods
Browsers don't allow socket connections, therefore a direct to RTMP communication from the browser is not possible
Connecting to a red5 application directly, using JavaScript could be done using WebSocket interface of the browser - NetConnection/SharedObject wrappers could be created
Stream could be accessed through http-flv hack or exposed through WebSocket too and decoded with FLV.js which already supports this tunneling method
Environment
[x] Operating system and version: Any
[x] Java version: Any
[x] Red5 version: Future
Expected behavior
Using projects such as FLV.js we should be able to connect and play live streams
From that project features:
HTTP FLV low latency live stream playback
FLV over WebSocket live stream playback
Using WebSocket connection, one can emulate the NetConnection behavior of ActionScript
What do you think ?
I don't know if you have time or plan any work in this area, what would be the steps needed to do this ?
I think a WebSocket connection api (with SharedObject) plus FLV.js stream playback support over websocket are all that is needed to make red5 a jewel for the non-flash future.
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Yes, I think so too.
Flash is slowly dying. HTTP-FLV must be the mainstream of live broadcast technology for some time to come.
I will also try to make Red5 support HTTP-FLV if I can. 😂😂
Thanks to the Red5 team!
Feature request
Short description
Environment
[x] Operating system and version: Any
[x] Java version: Any
[x] Red5 version: Future
Expected behavior
Using projects such as FLV.js we should be able to connect and play live streams
From that project features:
Using WebSocket connection, one can emulate the NetConnection behavior of ActionScript
There is this project https://github.com/illuspas/Node-Media-Server that can already do
What do you think ?
I don't know if you have time or plan any work in this area, what would be the steps needed to do this ?
I think a WebSocket connection api (with SharedObject) plus FLV.js stream playback support over websocket are all that is needed to make red5 a jewel for the non-flash future.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: