Archive for the ‘Php’ Category
Introducing server-less live streaming system based on RTMFP!!
We are extremely happy to say, Web Media Live Encoder now supports RTMFP as well as RTMP protocols. On that we have created a small but heavy duty system based on RTMFP multicasting. You can create your own channel and broadcast as much as you like.. Â and its server-less!!
December 9, 2010
Tags: Actionscript 3.0, Flash, Flash Media Server, Flash Player 10.1, RTMFP, Streaming, Video Posted in: Actionscript 3.0, Advertising, Php, RTMFP
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Connecting Red5 and Amf-php
Its been a long goal for me to connect Red5 to amfphp. You will see frequent needs of interacting with MySQL database from red5. Many people suggest using JDBC. Although thats  valid suggestion, its more of a headache for a non Java developer and the server administrator. Many people also suggest using flash to amfphp direct., but mind it thats the most [...]
April 1, 2010
Tags: Java, Red5, RTMP Posted in: Java, Php, Red5, RTMP
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Red5 to mysql without JDBC
In this tutorial we see how to connect to a mysql database, regardless of whether you have access to JDBC adapter on your Red5 running server. Definitely JDBC would be faster, but this method will get you across just fine in any Red5 project involving databases. Since we wont be using Java way of connecting [...]
December 22, 2009
Posted in: Java, Php, Red5, RTMP
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Flash-Php mail – a reusable solution
One of the most common requirements of a good website is a flash based contact form. Here we will see a simple yet effective flash – php based email form and how to send data from flash to php and receive confirmation. All you need is the flash IDE some basic knowledge of action script [...]
October 16, 2009
Tags: freebies, Php, reusable Posted in: Actionscript 2.0, General, Php
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