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September 26, 2008
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Using FMS to record audio in browser and save it on server

  • September 26, 2008
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Hi everyone,

I need to create a simple flash-based audio recorder that allows users to quickly record a voice message using their mic and have the ability to preview it and then save it on the server for later usage (viewing by other users etc.). Do I need FMS for that or it can be accomplished without it? Please note I do not need live streaming.

If I do need FMS, are there any open source (free) applications that already do this and integrate easily with FMS (like a sample webcam capture application, although I only need sound). Thank you all very much!

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    Asa_-_FMS
    Adobe Employee
    Adobe Employee
    September 26, 2008
    Yep, you'd need FMS in order to record RTMP data into a stream. You could use FMLE (Live Encoder) to produce a file, but it's not browser based nor would it handle creating a file on the server for you. You should try out the FMS Developer Edition (i.e. just run it with no license) and see if it suits your needs.

    I'm not aware of the open source version of what you're trying - but I'm sure if you poke about on the boards some more you could find one. Then again, a simple trial of what you're doing shouldn't take more than a few lines of ActionScript to build too. So you could go either path and get to where you're going.