By default Red5 0.7.0 stores its logs into the log folder (/opt/red5/log/ on Linux or C:Program FilesRed5log on Windows) but unless you are running Red5 as a service on Windows you will never see any log files in that folder. Here is what you need to do: make sure the log folder mentioned above exists and it is writable. If you compile Red5 yourself the log folder is not created, you need to manually create it. edit Red5/conf/logback.xml and change the path for the red5 general log from: ../log/red5.log to: log/red5.log (leave the path unchanged if you are running Red5 as a service on Windows) edit Red5/conf/logback.xml and change the path for the error log from: ../log/error.log to: log/error.log (leave[…]
Month: May 2008
We got a lot of questions regarding the possibility of screen sharing in flash so here you go, a simple public explanation: Screen sharing is possible in Flash video chat applications by using third party screen sharing drivers. What these drivers do is they simulate a web cam that uses the desktop screen as a video feed. There are 3 4 such drivers right now: VH Screen Capture Driver (http://www.hmelyoff.com/index.php?section=8) which is free for private use. the Live Output feature present in the Camtasia Recorder that ships with Camtasia Studio (http://www.techsmith.com/download/camtasiatrial.asp). Camtasia Studio is a comercial sofware and the actual bundle contains much more than just the Camtasia Recorder. May 2008 update: UScreenCapture (http://umediaserver.net/umediaserver/download.html), freeware for any use October 2011[…]