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e_venot
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September 5, 2011
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RTMP to RTMPF - Licensing question

  • September 5, 2011
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Hello,

I have developed a video conferencing application based on Flash Media Interactive Server.

We conducted the development via the development version of Flash Media Interactive Server, and now we want to put into production, and so we want to buy the license.

We want to use the protocol RTMFP for better latency and network cost but the streams are still managed by the FMS server (no use of the peer to peer mode).

Basically, we make the call to "NetConnection.connect (address, obj)" with "rtmfp://..." instead of "rtmp ://..."
Then we publish the video stream via the method "NetStream.publish" andVideo.attachNetStream

The server sends the status of "obj" to other clients with the "call () method."

On the grid comparative products I can not see if we need the version "Interactive" version or "Enterprise" for these fonctionnalities.

The application works very well with the developer version, so it's not possible to know if the interactive version is enough.

Kind regards,


Etienne Venot

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    SE_0208
    Participating Frequently
    September 6, 2011

    If you are not using P2P or other RTMFP features not supported for Interactive Edition - then it should work same way the way it works in Developer Edition - but just make sure you are not using any RTMFP related features which are not supported in Interactive Edition - you can check comparision table here:http://www.adobe.com/products/flashmediaserver/compare/

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    e_venotAuthor
    Participant
    September 6, 2011

    Thanks your your reply.

    Prior to post the message to the forum, I read the following comparaison but I'm not sure of what functions exactly are :

    • RTMFP object replication => does calling one remote function (via "call" method) with one object in parameter is cover by this topic ? Or is it only objects received through NetStatusEvent (NetGroup.Replication) ?
    • RTMFP posting/directed routing => is is only when we use "NetGroup" but when we use "NetStream" we don't use this feature ?

    Regards

    Etienne

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    SE_0208
    Participating Frequently
    September 6, 2011

    1.does calling one remote function (via "call" method) with one object in parameter - is NOT same as RTMFP object replication

    2.RTMFP posting/directed routing is achieved like you say using NetGroups and not NetStreams

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