Archive for April, 2008

AVRecorder bundle launched

Monday, April 21st, 2008

avrecorder

Our team has finally finished the work on a new product we will be offering from now on. It is a bundle actually and it contains:

  • a flash video recorder to record video and audio on your website from your users
  • a flash audio/video player to playback the recorded audio/video

You will be able to use any Flash video player out there to play back the recorded audio & video files, the player included is offered together with the recorder so that we can provide an integrated solution.

The software bundle is priced at $199/domain.

Find out more about the product on the AVRecorder bundle product page and let us know what you think.

Adobe Flash Media Encoder 2.5 released

Tuesday, April 15th, 2008

Adobe has released yesterday Flash Media Encoder 2.5.

FME 2.5 adds support for pushing high quality h.264 video streams to the Flash Media Server (or to CDN’s).

You can also push AAC audio streams if you purchase this AAC Encoding plugin for FME from MainConcept.

FME 2.5 also adds a few neat features like command-line control, auto-restart after system restarts and a auto-adjust feature that enables you to maintain a high-quality video stream in uncertain network conditions.

FME 2.5 can be downloaded for free from the Adobe website but it is currently only available for Windows.

Also I want to remind you that AVConference can display a video/audio stream coming from FME via FMS. Users will see the video stream coming from FME just as another user in the users list. You can read more details about this feature here.

Using FMS3 and FME 2.5 you will now be able to push high quality video streams to your users logged into AVConference. Some of our customers are using a similar setup to push video feeds from classrooms, training sessions and studio interviews.

More links:
FME product page on the Adobe website