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Wowza Media Server has been a thorn in Adobe’s side for quite some time now, directly competing with Flash Media Server, undercutting them in price, continually staying one step ahead in customer service and specialized features. It seems Adobe’s legal department has decided enough is enough. Wowza Media Systems released a statement today that brought […]
Continue Reading →Yesterday at NAB, Adobe revealed plans (and a working demo) for multi-screen live streaming through Flash Media Server. While no release date was announced, the demo was impressive. Kevin Towes, Senior Product Manager for FMS, demonstrates encoding a single stream in Flash Media Live Encoder, sending it to Flash Media Server, and delivering that stream […]
Continue Reading →Join Adobe’s Kevin Towes for a presentation and discussion of Flash Media Server for Amazon Web Services at the next Flash Media Server User Group meeting. It’s an online UG, so you can join in from the comfort of, well, wherever you are. Date: January 18, 2011 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Eastern You’ll need […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →When Adobe announced peer-to-peer support in Flash Player earlier this year, I was thrilled. My mind started buzzing with the possibilities for new and innovative apps that we could build, with access to P2P connectivity RIGHT IN THE BROWSER. It reminded me of the way I felt working with Flash Communication Server back in 2002; […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →Like many of you, I’m unfortunately missing MAX this year (if you are there, why are you taking time to read my blog — get to a session and pay attention!) I had been scheduled to present HD Streaming with HTTP Dynamic Streaming but unforeseen circumstances have made it impossible for me to travel right […]
Continue Reading →Flash Media Server product manager Kevin Towes presented a demo of the new Flash Media Server 4 at IBC in Amsterdam last week. Here’s a video from the presentation in case you missed it:
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Leave a Comment (0) →[UPDATE: Adobe has deprecated this tool. Bummer.] If you are considering Flash Media Interactive Server for streaming video and/or real-time interactive applications, Adobe’s provided a very handy tool to help you figure out how many server licensed you may need. Where before they had provided an article with some formulas, you now can use this […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →If you need to stream live or on-demand video or want to dive into real-time interactivity and multi-user communication, Flash Media Server is for you. If you don’t know where to start, my movie on Lynda.com is a good introduction: Fun with Flash Media Server
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