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Recent Posts | All O'Reilly Posts Brian blogs at: Flash Media Server/FFmpeg Annoyance #2: Clients not allowed to broadcast message. November 05 2011 Last year Ryerson University had a booth at NAB and I was part of the crew that demonstrated our (pre-alpha) television studio in the cloud project. During the show Ryerson was invited to the IBC show held in Amsterdam last... read moreFlash Media Server/FFmpeg Annoyance #1: RTMP/Stream URIs August 11 2011 Every project has its annoying moments that often are quickly forgotten. So before I forget, I thought I'd make some notes in case this one is useful for someone else. Our FFmpeg-based video compositing engine connects to FMS in order... read moreA Real-Time Component Framework (RTCF) August 01 2011 Over the years I've worked on a few moderately complex applications that used Flash Media Server (FMS). Each time I had to create a small component framework so I could manage server-side objects and their resources. In late 2009 I... read moreAdobe's Real-Time Media Flow Protocol April 24 2009 This is a long post. I wrote it while preparing a presentation on RTMFP for Toronto's FITC Flash festival next week. After I recover from the festival I'll post the sample files for the demo applications. The Flash player is... read moreNovember 08 2008 During the last year-and-a-half my days have been dominated by two large projects: the implementation of Ryerson University's new HR system and an upgrade of our Student Administration System (SAS). Now that the HR project has gone live and the... read moreOctober 11 2008 Recently I asked a group of developers to review how they build Web applications. With over 100 ColdFusion applications/sites in place, I wanted to see what we could do to reduce the cost of adding new applications and new features... read moreRecent Posts | All O'Reilly Posts Buy Now and Save
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