Recording a stream and using it on the fly

Question

Hi,

I'm trying to upload a video stream from a flash client and
convert the video stream on the fly (from an external converter
like ffmpeg or vlc).
Since I don't manage to send the stream directly to the
converter, a solution I have found is to publish the sream as
"record", and have a converter read the file to perform the
operation.

However, when setting the record method for publishing, the
recorded file is not written continuously. Incoming stream is
buffered, written, buffered, written and so on. So, the program
reading the file stops it reaches the end.

Is there a way in FMS2 to either:
- forward incoming RTMP stream to a stream converter (using
an outgoing RTSP stream or something like that) ?
- force FMS2 to dump the stream continuously, as soon as it
receives the incoming data ?

Thanks for any help,

Greg

maelick · Answer

J'ai trouvé quelque chose :) Je suis en train de tester.

// Assume foo is a data-only stream
application.myStream = Stream.get("foo");

if (application.myStream){
application.myStream.syncWrite = true;
application.myStream.record();
application.myStream.send("test", "hello world");
}

greg

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