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Anonymous
November 7, 2011
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Develop application Flash Media Gateway + Flash Media Server

  • November 7, 2011
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Hi to all,

I'd like to ask your suggestion about aprject taht I'd like to develop.

I'd like to use Flash Media Gateway as multimedia Gateway in order to be able to delivery custom multimedia content to users.

I'd like to take advance of SIP video call for delivery multimedia ( audio + video ) content; I'd like to use SIP also because  I'd like to delivery content and be able to interact with user for example performing voice recording or take picture from webcam on user side.

My goal is to be able to create a ASP.NET webpage that integrate this functionality.

I've spent time in order to define the environment, I've in mind a possible scenario, before start to deploy I'd like to ask your support about.

I brief indicate the scenario of my LAN:

    * PBX based on Asterisk

    * Flash Media Gateway

    * Flash Media Server

    * Web Server Microsoft IIS 7.0

I'd like to integrate a Adobe Flash SIP Phone into webpage , when user load the page the phone will come out and perform a call to dedicated number configured in PBX, at this number should respond Flash Media Gateway.

After Adobe Media Gateway picked up the call, starts to delivery video and audio based on some logic defined in my application.

Since on client I've a SIP videophone I can take advanced of this for take incoming audio and video from user.

I'd kindly like to ask if what I've iphotized could be implemented using the environment described above, and if you could indicate some documentation that describe similar enviroiment.

Please let me know for any information about.

Regards and thank a lot for your help!

Maurizio

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jantanik
Participating Frequently
December 29, 2011

Flash media gateway potentially support UDP between Flash Player and server. Its important to note that one of the biggest issue with realtime voice calls with Flash Player was that RTMP over TCP which caused high latency not suitable for interactive communication. Adobe added another protocol, RTMFP over UDP, that could allow end to end media path among the participants thus drastically reducing the end to end audio latency.


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Anonymous
November 8, 2011

Maurizio,

     What you have described is definitly possible. You can start deploying by Audio only first and then moving to video as you get comfortable.

      For voice recording & storing voice data in supported codec (Nellymoser ); use FMS and FMS service side action scripts .  Stuff like taking capturing photos using webcam is better  handled on client side in Flash Player.

      You might encounter few issue specific to your use-case; however, finally should be fairly achievable as you work out.

-Pankaj

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