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Recorded stream files
When you use methods that record audio, video, or data streams (for example,
NetStream.publish), Flash Communication Server creates two files—filename.flv and
filename.idx—where filename is the string that was passed to the method that recorded the stream.
These files are the recorded stream and its associated index file. For example, if you issue the
command
NetStream.publish("me", "record"), files named me.flv and me.idx will be
created.
Flash Communication Server stores the FLV and IDX files in subdirectories of the flashcom
application directory. Flash creates these directories automatically. For example, if the application
instance
ChatApp/MondayChat records a stream named chat, the chat.flv and chat.idx files will
be stored in the following location: flashcom\applications\ChatApp\streams\MondayChat. If you
run an instance of ChatApp called TuesdayChat, its files will be stored in
flashcom\applications\ChatApp\streams\TuesdayChat.
If you want to play back an FLV file that was created by a specialized video application, such as
Sorenson Squeeze, place it in the directory where the Flash Communication Server expects to find
it; that is, a subdirectory of a \streams directory as discussed in the preceding paragraph. When
you run the application, Flash Communication Server will create an IDX file and store it in the
same subdirectory.
To avoid overwriting streams, consider using unique names for users, streams, and so on. For
example, when recording a new stream, you could provide an incremental value:
outStream.publish("myRecording" + numSnaps, "record");
For information on deleting recorded stream files, see Stream object. For more information on
instance names and file storage, see
NetConnection.connect and NetStream.publish in the
Client-Side Communication ActionScript Dictionary.
Shared object files
Any shared object, either local or remote, can exist dynamically (for the life of the application
instance) or can be saved for use as persistent data. This section discusses the three types of
persistent shared objects you can create: persistent local shared objects, remote shared objects that
are persistent only on the server, and remote shared objects that are persistent on the client and
the server. (For more information on shared objects in general, see “Understanding shared
objects” on page 14.)
Local shared objects are always persistent on the client, up to available memory and disk space.
However, by default Flash can save locally persistent remote shared objects only up to 100 K in
size. When you try to save a larger object, the Flash Player displays a Local Storage dialog box,
which lets the user allow or deny local storage for the domain that is requesting access. The user
can also use this dialog box to delete all locally persistent remote shared objects. For more
information, see “Local disk space considerations” in the SharedObject entry of the Client-Side
Communication ActionScript Dictionary.
- Getting Started with 1
- Flash Communication Server 1
- Chapter 16 6
- Using additional resources 7
- • Macromedia Flash books 7
- Installation and Workflow 9
- Chapter 210 10
- Installation and Workflow 11 11
- Chapter 212 12
- Installation and Workflow 13 13
- Sends/receives 14
- Installation and Workflow 15 15
- Chapter 216 16
- Installation and Workflow 17 17
- Chapter 218 18
- Installation and Workflow 19 19
- Chapter 220 20
- GLOSSARY 21
- Managing Flash 22
- Communication Server 22
- INTRODUCTION 26
- Typographical conventions 27
- Additional resources 27
- CHAPTER 1 28
- Chapter 18 29
- Chapter 110 31
- Managing the Server 32
- Managing the Server 13 34
- • A Vhost.xml file 35
- • An Application.xml file 35
- Managing the Server 15 36
- Managing the Server 17 38
- Managing the Server 21 42
- To add an administrator: 42
- To remove an administrator: 42
- Chapter 222 43
- Managing the Server 23 44
- Chapter 224 45
- Web root Directory 47
- (port 80) 47
- FlashCom Application 47
- Directory (port 1935) 47
- Deployment: two computers 48
- Chapter 328 49
- About configuration levels 50
- Chapter 330 51
- About the configuration files 53
- Chapter 334 55
- Chapter 336 57
- Chapter 338 59
- Chapter 340 61
- Chapter 342 63
- Chapter 344 65
- Chapter 346 67
- Chapter 348 69
- Server Security 70
- • Server.xml 71
- • Adaptor.xml 71
- • Vhost.xml 71
- • Application.xml 72
- About privacy 74
- Deploying secure applications 74
- Developing Communication 79
- About This Manual 83
- Live stream 87
- Recorded stream 87
- Chapter 114 92
- Chapter 116 94
- Connecting to the server 95
- Chapter 118 96
- To view the source file: 97
- To see the sample in action: 97
- Chapter 120 98
- Options menu 98
- Chapter 122 100
- CHAPTER 2 101
- Applications 101
- Client 1 Client 2 102
- Chapter 226 104
- Chapter 228 106
- SharedObject.onSync 107
- Chapter 230 108
- CHAPTER 3 109
- Sample Applications 109
- Sample 1: Recording a Stream 110
- Sample Applications 33 111
- Chapter 3 34 112
- Sample 2: Shared Text 113
- Chapter 3 36 114
- Sample 3: Shared Ball 115
- Sample 4: Hello Server 116
- Sample Applications 39 117
- Chapter 3 40 118
- Sample 5: Text Chat 119
- Chapter 3 42 120
- Sample Applications 43 121
- Chapter 3 44 122
- Sample Applications 45 123
- Sample 6: Record a List 124
- Sample Applications 47 125
- Chapter 3 48 126
- Sample Applications 49 127
- Chapter 3 50 128
- CHAPTER 4 129
- Chapter 452 130
- Chapter 454 132
- Chapter 456 134
- Debugging your application 136
- • Is the server running? 138
- Adding a privacy module 138
- Chapter 462 140
- Coding conventions 141
- • Movie name: my_movie.swf 141
- • // :TODO: topic 142
- • // :BUG: [bugid] topic 142
- • // :KLUDGE: 142
- • // :TRICKY: 143
- Chapter 466 144
- File types and paths 145
- Chapter 468 146
- Snapshots and thumbnails 148
- Chapter 472 150
- Chapter 474 152
- Application object 153
- Camera object 154
- Client object 155
- NetStream object 156
- SharedObject object 158
- Chapter 482 160
- Assign an owner 160
- Chapter 484 162
- CHAPTER 5 163
- Sample 1: Simple Remoting 164
- Chapter 588 166
- Sample 2: Sending Mail 168
- Chapter 592 170
- Sample 3: Recordset 171
- Chapter 594 172
- Chapter 596 174
- APPENDIX 175
- Management Tools 175
- 4 Click Connect 176
- Appendix 100 178
- Appendix 104 182
- Messages per Sec (In/Out) 182
- Appendix 106 184
- Operator 185
- Appendix 108 186
- Request Limits 186
- Index 111 189
- Index112 190
- Index 113 191
- Client-Side Communication 192
- ActionScript Dictionary 192
- CONTENTS 194
- Contents4 195
- Contents 5 196
- Contents6 197
- Camera (object) 200
- • Flash Player 6 200
- Method Description 202
- Camera.get 204
- Camera.names 210
- Camera.onActivity 211
- Camera.onStatus 212
- Camera.setQuality 213
- Camera.setLoopback 214
- Camera.setMode 215
- Camera.setMotionLevel 216
- LocalConnection (object) 219
- LocalConnection.allowDomain 221
- Parameters 223
- Description 223
- LocalConnection.domain 224
- LocalConnection.onStatus 226
- LocalConnection.send 227
- Microphone (object) 229
- Microphone.activityLevel 230
- Microphone.gain 231
- Microphone.get 232
- Microphone.name 235
- Microphone.onStatus 237
- Microphone.rate 238
- Microphone.setSilenceLevel 240
- Microphone.silenceLevel 242
- NetConnection.call 246
- NetConnection.close 247
- NetConnection.connect 248
- • The server is running 250
- See also 251
- NetConnection.uri 253
- NetStream (object) 253
- NetStream.attachAudio 256
- NetStream.setBufferTime. The 260
- NetStream.setBufferTime 260
- Availability 263
- NetStream.publish 265
- NetStream.seek 268
- NetStream.time 271
- SharedObject.data 279
- SharedObject.getLocal 282
- SharedObject.send 288
- SharedObject.setFps 289
- Video (object) 291
- Video.attachVideo 292
- Video.width 295
- Appendix106 297
- NetStream information objects 298
- Appendix108 299
- Server-Side Communication 301
- Using naming conventions 306
- Contents of the dictionary 307
- Application (object) 309
- Application.acceptConnection 310
- Application.clearStreams 312
- Application.clients 313
- Application.disconnect 314
- Application.name 314
- Application.onAppStart 315
- Application.onAppStop 315
- Application.onConnect 316
- Application.onDisconnect 318
- Application.onStatus 319
- Application.registerClass 320
- Application.registerProxy 321
- Application.rejectConnection 322
- Application.server 323
- Client (object) 324
- Client.agent 326
- Client.call 327
- Client.getBandwidthLimit 329
- Client.ip 330
- Client.readAccess 330
- Client.referrer 331
- Client.__resolve 331
- Client.setBandwidthLimit 332
- Client.writeAccess 333
- NetConnection (object) 334
- NetConnection.addHeader 335
- NetConnection.isConnected 338
- NetConnection.onStatus 339
- SharedObject (object) 341
- • Sharing data in real time 341
- SharedObject.clear 343
- SharedObject.close 344
- SharedObject.flush 345
- SharedObject.get 345
- SharedObject.getProperty 347
- SharedObject.getPropertyNames 348
- SharedObject.handlerName 348
- SharedObject.lock 349
- SharedObject.name 349
- SharedObject.onStatus 350
- SharedObject.purge 352
- SharedObject.resyncDepth 353
- SharedObject.setProperty 354
- SharedObject.size 355
- SharedObject.unlock 355
- SharedObject.version 356
- Stream (object) 356
- Stream.bufferTime 357
- Stream.clear 358
- Stream.get 358
- Stream.length 359
- Stream.name 359
- Stream.onStatus 359
- Stream.play 360
- Stream.record 362
- Stream.send 363
- Stream.setBufferTime 364
- Appendix68 368
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