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Time shifting and record live stream

Explorer ,
Apr 05, 2014 Apr 05, 2014

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Hellow everyone,

I would like to stream videos for my viewers and them have a abiliti to timeshifting live stream.

Can I use live application for timeshifting? Or I should use livepkgr to do that.

For archive and play on the VOD mode I like to stream live and record at same time. in the livepkgr I see in the stream folder create a stream file with the f4f extention automaticaly whoever in the live application I should call application.record on the FMS to save live stream on the server.

Please advise me the better solution to archive and time shifting.

Many Thanks.

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Adobe Employee ,
Apr 07, 2014 Apr 07, 2014

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livepkgr application for for HTTP streaming...

f youjust want to stream over rtmp use live application and code to record the stream...recording is pretty simple in AMS just call Stream.get() s.record(...) s.play() where s is the stream which you are recording...

application.onPublish = function(clientObj, streamObj) {      trace("recording started...");       var strName = "recorded_" + streamObj.name;      var s = Stream.get(strName);      if (s == undefined )           return;         s.onStatus = function(info)      {           trace(info.code);      }           if (!s.record("record"))      {           s.trace("record failed.");      }            s.play(streamObj.name, -1, -1, true); }

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