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December 5, 2012
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Which license type do we need to buy, standard or professional?

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We have been helping a customer to develop a web based system built around Flash media server.

For our work we have used the developer edition. Things are going well and now our customer is now looking to go live and so wants to purchase a full media server license, however we are not sure which particular license they should purchase, either Standard or Professional ?

From looking at the product specification it would appear standard would seem to be the one but we make use of action script to create custom “applications” on the FMS server, some of which are used to record the session and the specification about what is available in professional isn't totally clear.

Finally is possible to upgrade from standard to professional at a later date if we end up picking the wrong one by mistake?

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Petro_O__Bochan
Inspiring
December 5, 2012

Hello, you’d definitely need a Professional licence for these types of apps (provided you use custom Server-Side ActionScript code). To avoid an erroneous situation with the licence – Standard edition is good for streaming media to a whole plethora of devices, but it can’t store custom code, can’t record streams from Flash Player, and doesn’t support rtmfp connections (p2p commu8nication). For more info here is the comparison guide - http://www.adobe.com/products/adobe-media-server-family/buying-guide-comparison.html.