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« The FLVPlayback component and its support for the HD MPEG-4 video formats (MP4, M4A, MOV, MP4V, 3GP, and 3G2) | Main | Adobe Bordeaux, the new tool oriented to designers for creating Flash Content »

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Alessandro

Ciao Marco,

I do not think this is a FL3 application. The developer ported the ffmpeg library to S60 to encode the flv video files.

Alessandro

Andrés Santos Adobe Flex

No way!!! this is great! well at least for Symbian, but it would be even greater if Adobe releases a version for Nokia's OS 3rd and 4 editios :-D

greetings!!

Scott Janousek

Thanks for posting. Have to check it out.

absolutforyou

questa e davvero una bellisma notizia..certo che avere yuotube anche nel telefonino e il massimo :)

MCG4

Hi,
Iam a Flash lite beginner. I have tried to create a video appliation, viz streams a video from remote server and plays in my device. I used video class and play method. Here, i have some queries ....
==>Internally how play method is getting RTSP/RTP data from remote server?
Is decoding and rendering part handled by the device player???
==>Or Play method is using symbian libraries to demultiplex & decode RTP data for decoding?
==>Whether Flash lite is striping RTSP/RTP headers and giving only RTSP/RTP data to device player?
==>In remote video streaming, upto what extent play method is using device player?
==>Finally, can we customize play() ...

Thanks in advance...

-MCG4

Flash Movie Player

Great Article! Thank you for give this...

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