Adobe Air - Audio/Video questions

I have several questions, but first I would like to say I know that FMS can record a stream to the server. I have developped a test application and understand how this works. My intent is to hopefully find a better solutions for my task. It seems that what I'm trying to do isn't standard if possible, and I am have no luck on finding anything on the web.
Is it possible to get raw audio byte array? In C++ (Window OS) there are Waveform Functions that allow a process to capture audio in a byte array (waveInOpen). Is there simular functionality in Flash? That is, is there a way to get a byte array of the audio stream?
Is it possible to get raw video byte array? I have found that you can draw video to a BitmapData type. This wouldn't give me a good solution. Again relating this to C++, is there an equivalent to Video Capture Macros (capSetCallbackOnVideoStream)? That is, is there a way to capture raw video byte array?
Also, both of these needs to be going on while both audio/video are connected to a netstream.
If both of these are possible, my questions would be can the same be done for remote Audio/Video from a remote computer? I assume that since a remote netstream is connected to a Video type it can be drawn to a BitmapData type, but how would you get audio data?
My next step would be to send these byte arrays to an external app using Flash BinarySocket.
Any direction, link, suggestions, and/or comment would be appreciated.

Hi,
note: I'm not expert
#1
yes, AIR uses SQLite (3.6.*.? now one exactly knows as it is undocumented and sqlite_version() native function will throw runtime error to be handled)
#2
it depends for what purpose it will be used and how, yes? e.g.:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3160987/can-sqlite-handle-90-million-records
#3
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/flex/articles/air_sql_operations.html
(User experience considerations with SQLite operations)
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=SQL_01.html
(docs)
#4
there is an option now to create native installer for platform which could be send off-line. It asks user to overwrite content if application is already installed, etc
#5
please define "interact" with USB? as disk or interface to talk with some device? Air itself cannot talk to low level ports but could start native process (NativeProcess) to some application/tool/process that could act as middle-tier between your application and usb:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/flex/quickstart/articles/interacting_with_native_process.h tml
kind regards,
Peter

Similar Messages

Adobe AIR 14 video player app : windows 8+, Mac OS 10.8 &10.9, android 4+ not mentioned in Access tech specs

We're currently studying to develop a video player app using AIR 14 targeting Windows, Mac OS and Android.
Access DRM is needed but reading online tech specs (URL Adobe Access - Tech specs), there is no mention of windows 8+, Mac OS 10.8 &10.9, android 4+ support.
Can you please give us accurate information on that topic ?
Thank you.

Hello,
Sorry for delayed reply.
Adobe Access DRM are supported on those platforms.
Basically Adobe Access requirements are same as Adobe AIR requirement.
Thanks,
Hiroshi

Adobe AIR for Video Wall project - the right tool?

I need to decide whether Adobe AIR is the right tool for a Video Wall project. The Video wall would be one of only 4 installations.
It would need good offline capability.
The application would play back both canned video as well as twitter feeds.
The other option is to go all HTML with perhaps the Canvas element to display video, graphics.
I'm biased towards using Flash, AIR but am open to new ideas.
What are the pros, cons of each approach?

Pros of the Adobe route would be a little more control and reliability. You can easily go fullscreen, preload other videos easily in the background and display them on the hardware GPU decoded StageVideo (with the right video card, almost all of them at this point). Twitter feed loading would have some robust error handling to assure it goes smoothly but if you need offline capability you'll need some canned material for the feeds in that situation.
HTML can go fullscreen but the caveat would be drawing your twitter feed over the video at that point. Because it's fullscreen I don't believe you can have your text over it from a <video> element but you'd need to use <canvas>'s fullscreen and actually mux the text into the video.
The long haul of Adobe's roadmap clearly states video and games are the future of FP and AIR. I've done tons of kiosks in Flash and AIR, many of which just act as a video wall, attracting people to very large screens. I've had nothing but success doing this. I'd only even approach HTML5 if you have some reason to desire to put this on the web, and even then, Flash is still fine in that situation too.

Adobe AIR Local Database Questions

Hi All,
I have very limited experience using Adobe AIR but it seems really cool since I'm plenty familiar with jQuery and other web technologies. We have a client interested in creating a desktop application that would rely on the local database feature of AIR. I have some questions though before I begin development.
I understand that AIR uses SQLite correct?
How robust is this database system? Some of the larger implementations of the AIR desktop software we're planning could have 500,000+ db records, is AIR cut out for this?
Where can I get some info on making use of the local database?
Here's some other non-DB related questions:
Can we send out software updates via CD for those without an internet connection at thier location?
Can AIR allow an application to interact with a USB device?
Thanks for all your help!!

Hi,
note: I'm not expert
#1
yes, AIR uses SQLite (3.6.*.? now one exactly knows as it is undocumented and sqlite_version() native function will throw runtime error to be handled)
#2
it depends for what purpose it will be used and how, yes? e.g.:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3160987/can-sqlite-handle-90-million-records
#3
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/flex/articles/air_sql_operations.html
(User experience considerations with SQLite operations)
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=SQL_01.html
(docs)
#4
there is an option now to create native installer for platform which could be send off-line. It asks user to overwrite content if application is already installed, etc
#5
please define "interact" with USB? as disk or interface to talk with some device? Air itself cannot talk to low level ports but could start native process (NativeProcess) to some application/tool/process that could act as middle-tier between your application and usb:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/flex/quickstart/articles/interacting_with_native_process.h tml
kind regards,
Peter

Separate Audio/Video Question

I'm in the midst of transitioning from iMovie/iDVD to Final Cut Studio. In the last chapter of FCP6: Beyond the Basics, I sent a sequence to Compressor and generated an Audio file and a Video file. The book didn't really say anything about what happens next. I tried it with my first FCP video, (which I had previously simply exported as a QT file and dropped into iDVD, and as I write this I can see that it processing a Dolby Digital file and an MPEG-2. Admittedly, I haven't cracked the book on DVD Studio Pro yet, in fact, I haven't really opened the app except to glance at the interface, and my question will probably be answered there, but what's going to happen next. When I open up DVD Studio Pro, will I be selecting both of these files for the project and then they'll just automatically sync?

Hi, and welcome to the Palm Community Forums.
Let's keep this thread focused on the dialing issue, and I suggest you take up the picture/messaging issue in a separate thread in the Audio, Video and Photos board.
First question is whether the phone has behaved this way from day one, or if it just started after working correctly for a few weeks. You could try soft-resetting the phone...remove the battery and wait a minute, then reinsert, start it up and try again. If that doesn't work, a Hard Reset might be in order, which wipes everything clean and lets you start over. This can correct issues relating to corrupt data or conflicting third-party applications which may have found their way onto the Centro. This article discusses the various types of Reset for different Palm devices.
After the Hard Reset, do not synchronize the phone with your desktop. See if the phone works normally.
Another issue might be a bad SIM card, but I don't know enough about that...the folks at the AT&T store should be able to verify whether the card is good or not.
If all else fails, return it to your AT&T store for a replacement. AT&T has a 30-day return policy for any reason.
Good luck, please let us know how it turns out.
Post relates to: Centro (AT&T)
Message Edited by smkranz on 08-15-2008 09:49 AM
smkranz
I am a volunteer, and not an HP employee.
Palm OS ∙ webOS ∙ Android

Has anybody been sucessful in integrating other Video encoders (on2 Flix, Mainconcept) with Adobe AIR applications

Has anybody been sucessful in integrating other Video
encoders (on2 Flix, Mainconcept, or any other commercially
available video encoder) with Adobe AIR live video streaming
applications ?
Most of the companies provide SDK's
Is it possible at all to integrate them with Adobe Air
applications built using Flex/ Actionscript?

With the use of a little Alchemy magic, you can turn a C/C++ library into actionscript accessable classes!

When I need Adobe AIR update?

I am using market samurai and a wireless router for my online work purpose.But when I run any of the application it ask me to update adobe AIR. My question, is it necessary to update every time? and is there any option to turn off the auto AIR update? As I am not a programmer and have not much idea about software so I need experienced people help in this regard.
Thanks

If you're sure you've installed the latest version of Flash, take each of the following steps that you haven't already tried. After each step, relaunch Safari and test. For a "missing plug-in" error, start with Step 4.
1. If you're getting a "blocked plug-in" error, then from the menu bar select
 ▹ System Preferences… ▹ Flash Player ▹ Advanced
and click Check Now. Quit and relaunch your browser.
2. Triple-click the line below to select it:
/Library/Internet Plug-Ins
Right-click or control-click the highlighted text and select
Services ▹ Open
from the contextual menu. A folder should open. Delete the following item, or anything with a similar name, if present:
Flash Player (failing).plugin
You may be prompted for your login password.
3. Re-download and reinstall Flash. Download it from this page:
Adobe - Install Adobe Flash Player
Never download a Flash update from anywhere else.
4. If you get a "missing plug-in" error, select
Safari ▹ Preferences... ▹ Security
from the Safari menu bar and check the box marked Enable plug-ins.
5. Select
Safari ▹ Preferences... ▹ Extensions
from the Safari menu bar. If any extensions are installed, disable them.
6. In the Safari preference window, select
Privacy ▹ Remove All Website Data
Close the window. Then select
 ▹ System Preferences… ▹ Flash Player ▹ Advanced
and click Delete All. Close the preference pane.

Integrate native WebRTC audio/video on all AIR platforms including Adobe Media Server

Hey everybody,
It is apparent that Adobe is very busy trying to keep up with improving and fixing video and audio bugs on all platforms. Thankfully, in the past month Adobe finally made a H264 video with Nellymoser audio stream work on Androids! That took a while to make that work. But even though that is working, AIR on Androids still cannot transmit H264 video. Also AIR on iOS cannot view live video, but instead video has to be wrapped inside a Apple HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) format which introduces way too much latency for live audio/video streaming. Also AIR cannot transmit AAC Audio, and echo cancellation with Nellymoser just doesnt make the cut.
Everybody is aware that Flash Player can only stream video/audio smoothly for 1 in 10 users. There is just way too much for Adobe to do to get audio/video to work again and to work for everybody on every device.
So because WebRTC has much more development effort going into it, and because it is being promoted as free source to try to make the proprietary licensing world to rethink H264 and AAC audio, perhaps Adobe should just focus their efforts on implementing the existing and mostly working WebRTC libraries into Adobe AIR.
Since these libraries are becoming so popular, Adobe could also integrate support for WebRTC into the Adobe Media Server for recording, peer-to-peer negotiation, and firewall hole punching.
See my feature request here to integrate native WebRTC audio/video on all platforms
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=3728399
So will you vote with me to get WebRTC into Adobe AIR and Adobe Media Server?
Adobe could essentially deprecate many existing features requests and bug fixes related to audio video and solve many problems with WebRTC such as:
Implement Opus Codec:
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=selectBug&CFGRIDKEY=3016518
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=selectBug&CFGRIDKEY=3331640
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=selectBug&CFGRIDKEY=3633142
Fix Enhanced Microphone issues:
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=selectBug&CFGRIDKEY=3711062
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=selectBug&CFGRIDKEY=3521224
Add support to stream AAC HE-AAC v2 audio, allowing iOS to be an endpoint that can receive audio and video:
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=selectBug&CFGRIDKEY=3694393
Add support to transmit H264 video from an Android:
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=selectBug&CFGRIDKEY=3648262
Decreased video latency and more performance on Androids regardless of the 32-bit/64-bit ARM Intel processors
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=selectBug&CFGRIDKEY=3648268
Improve video quality and bandwidth:
HEVC, H265, VP9

No there has been no update nor comment from Adobe regarding adding support for WebRTC. According to this year's roadmap they are booked! So it appears that we will not be seeing WebRTC in the ActionScript platform this year unfortunately. Back in March I made some predictions as to what might be considered higher priority for Adobe to be working on. It appears that list is still being worked on by the Adobe AIR/Flash team. They still have not finished support for iOS 8, and they still have several months to get hardware accelerated video finished. And VideoTexture is still in beta and will probably be in beta until AIR version 19 I would guess. Then 64-bit AIR runtime will be completed 3rd quarter along with HTML5 improvments for the 4th quarter. It looks like Adobe is completely booked.

Adobe AIR Android + MediaPlayer: Video Plays with no Audio

I am trying to play a video in my Adobe AIR Android App. I can't seem to get the video to play with audio in the application. I can get the audio to play in the native players on both my Samsung Galay and my Asus Transformer outside of my app, but when I load the video using StageVideo, the audio doesn't play at all.
I tried just launching the video into the navtive browser or using StageWebView but that doesn't work either.
I am a bit at a loss and need some advice.
Here's the code below.
MediaPlayerExample:
var resource:URLResource = new URLResource(videoPath);
container = new MediaContainer();
addChild(container);
container.y = this.headerHeight;
videoElement = new VideoElement(resource);
videoElement.smoothing = true;
container.addMediaElement(videoElement);
container.width = this.stage.stageWidth;
container.height = this.stage.stageHeight;
mediaPlayer = new MediaPlayer();
mediaPlayer.media = videoElement;
mediaPlayer.addEventListener(TimeEvent.CURRENT_TIME_CHANGE, this._onProgress);
this.videoHeader = new VideoHeader(this.stage.stageWidth);
this.addChild(this.videoHeader);
Any help would be great!

Quicktime or Quicktime Pro (both of which iTunes uses) does not convert "muxed" ( muxed means multiplexed where the audio and video are stored on the same track) video files properly. It only plays the video and not the audio.
See:iPod plays video but not audio.
You need a 3rd party converter to convert the file with both audio and video.
See this for help: Guide to converting video for iPod (Mac/Windows).

Videos/Audios for Adobe AIR App

Hi there,
I'm new to Adobe AIR and I would like to find out if I'm building an app that sells videos/musics . Do I need to store all the video/music samples in the user's computer (part of the app) in order to be viewed offline?
Thanks in advance!
cheers.

You need to store the music and videos somewhere on the user's computer, but not in the application install directory. (The documents directory is possibly a good place for them.)

Video/Audio Delivery Questions

Hi Everyone-
I'm really excited about the possibilities of Adobe AIR,
specifically to further our vision of desktop, content rich apps
with video/audio, as well as taking that capability to digital
signage.
Just a few questions:
- Does Adobe offer an 'out of the box' solution like they use
in the Media Player?
- How difficult is it to develop an AIR app similar to the
examples by AOL and Yahoo?
- What experience will developers need to create it?
(laungauges, etc.)
Any help you can provide is appreciated. This ia a great
technology we'd like to take advantage of.

Hi Everyone-
I'm really excited about the possibilities of Adobe AIR,
specifically to further our vision of desktop, content rich apps
with video/audio, as well as taking that capability to digital
signage.
Just a few questions:
- Does Adobe offer an 'out of the box' solution like they use
in the Media Player?
- How difficult is it to develop an AIR app similar to the
examples by AOL and Yahoo?
- What experience will developers need to create it?
(laungauges, etc.)
Any help you can provide is appreciated. This ia a great
technology we'd like to take advantage of.

How to record a time-limited video with Adobe AIR for iOS

I am trying to record a time-limited video with Adobe AIR for iOS.
For example, I want to implement the following function. Start a one-minute timer before launching CameraUI to record video. When the timeout event happens after one minute, stop recording video, close the CameraUI view and obtain the video data so far.
I have several questions related to that.
1. How to stop recording video from outside the CameraUI view(in this case, from the timeout event handler) and then close the CemeraUI view? As far as I know, to close the CameraUI view, the only way is to press the [Use Video] button or the [Cancel] button from inside the CameraUI view. Is it possible to close it from outside?
2. Even if the first problem mentioned above is solved, then how can I get the video data so far(in this case, the video data before the timeout). I know that normally we can get a MediaPromise object from MediaEvent parameter of the complete handler, and read the video data from the MediaPromise object. But obviously in this case, we can not access the MediaPromise object just because the complete handler itself will not be executed since the [Use Video] button is not pressed.
3. Is it possible to add a stopwatch to show possible remaining recording time when CameraUI view is open? It seems that the CameraUI automatically uses the full screen of iOS device(in my case, iPad) and there is no extra space to show the stopwatch.
Are there any solutions or workarounds about the three problem above? I really appreciate it if anyone has any idea about this. Thanks in advance.

You'd have more control by using the Camera object, showing the camera on a video object inside a Sprite, and capturing that. Then you could put whatever graphics alongside it on the stage.. I've used FlashyWrappers in a test to capture the video to the library. It took some work, but the test worked well...
Flash/AIR record videos of your apps and games: Rainbow Creatures

Adobe Air 3.0 iOS streaming H264/Speex over RTMP -- No Video

Problem:
H264/Speex RTMP stream from Flash Media Server doesn't display video. Audio plays fine.
Conditions:
Adobe Air 3.0
iOS device (iPad 2, iOS4.3)
App settings:
<renderMode>direct</renderMode>
Flash Builder 4.5.1 compiler settings:
-swf-version=13
-target-player=11.0.0
I have tried using both stageVideo and the regular Video object to render an H264 signal streaming from Flash Media Server over rtmp, but with no luck. I can hear the audio, but the video is never rendered.
I CAN see H263 video when streamed over RTMP using this setup (with just the Video object).
I can also stream a locally stored mp4 (H264/AAC) file over rtmp from the iOS device and play it locally just fine (using a stageVideo object).
I have attempted this with both stageVideo (which works fine when streaming an mp4 file from the iOS device) and with the regular Video object (the regular Video object handles H263 just fine streaming down from FMS over rtmp). I've also played around with backgroundAlpha = "0" for this case, all with no luck.
I've followed all the online instructions and tutorials to get this working for the past week, but have not had any luck. I'm happy to post more code, but this approach is fairly straight forward and has been described multiple times around these forums and in the adobe blog posts. It goes like this:
     - instantiate NetConnection (_nc) to FMS and wait for successful connection:
               _ns = new NetConnection();
               _nc.connect(serverAddress);
     - instantiate NetStream (_ns) and connect using NetConnection:
               _ns = new NetStream(_nc);
     - setup listener for StageVideoAvailabilityEvent; if stageVideo becomes available, attach _ns:
              _stageVideo = stage.stageVideos[0];
              _stageVideo = _stageVideo.attachNetStream(_ns);
     - if stageVideo ISN'T available, fall back to Video object:
               _video = new Video();
               _video.attachNetStream(_ns);
               stage.addChild(_video);
     - play netStream app:
               _ns.play(appName);
My renderMode is set correctly ("direct"), and from what I can tell, this isn't a backgroundAlpha issue.
I have seen this problem described elsewhere on this forums and on the net.
I'd like to know from Adobe: are there any compatibility issues with this approach? There doesn't seem to be any type of compatibility chart listing which video codecs and transport protocols are available on the different mobile platforms. Since mobile deployment is so heaviliy fragmented, a descriptive chart or table like this would be helpful for those of us developing -- at least for the main mobile platforms predominantly in use.
Other forum posts similar to this problem:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/3981541#3981541
http://forums.adobe.com/message/3954578#3954578
Thanks in advance!

I do hope someone from Adobe is "hearing" this, guys. The lack of RTMP-based H.264 video on the Air for iOS is a major problem, indeed.
As Fabio Sonnati mentioned in http://sonnati.wordpress.com/2011/04/26/air-2-6-for-ios-and-video-play back/, AIR for iOS does support HTTP streaming (via HLS) of h.264 videos. However, when streaming via RTMP, AIR for iOS only supports VP6 and Spark – a couple of old, retired codecs.
While HTTP streaming (HLS) seems to be a good option for those who simply want to “play a video” in iOS, I do believe it has some severe limitations, especially for live-communications. I’d like to share some of these thoughts with you.
1. HLS has ridiculously high latency for live videos (around 40 seconds), when compared to RTMP. Although this may not be a problem for on-demand videos, it sure is a great problem for anyone doing serious live-communications applications (such as webconferencing, live webcasting with audience interaction or Skype-like video chats), which require near-zero latency.
2. Perhaps someone can correct me on this (hopefully!), but as far as I know, HTTP streaming will not allow cuepoints to be read from videos. This is particularly painful for anyone doing video-triggered actions, such as slide changes (for webinar apps), subtitling or live closed captioning, etc. I read somewhere that OSMF player allows cuepoints (or "temporal metadata". See http://blogs.adobe.com/osmf/2009/11/cue_point_support_in_osmf.html), but I haven't been able to test it myself.
3. Although HLS it is quite compatible with firewalls (since it flows through port 80), RTMP with tunnelling also flows through port 80 or 443, which adds great compatibility, even on very restricted networks. Our experience with very large clients proves that, hands down.
In other words, HTTP/HLS streaming is Ok. But it simply does *not* fit into every shoe that RTMP does. We do believe that RTMP remains as our best option for live streaming or serious streaming-oriented *apps* (in which things more complex than “mere video playing in a window” actually happen).
That all said, I do believe we should let Adobe know about this need. The fact that RTMP streaming in AIR for iOS is limited to VP6 and Spark, which are two “dead” codecs, still puts us, Air developers, in a very fragile position in terms of what we can accomplish with video in iOS.
I’m sure some of you cheered when you heard about Flash Player 11 having h.264 video encoding. This, (plus the echo cancellation feature that came in 10.3) opened great doors for great Unified-Communication applications to be developed for Flash/Air. Now, it’s undeniable that clients want those applications running on tablets, especially the iPad.
Not being able to use h.264 via RTMP on iOS is certainly a huge step backwards. Anyone shares this same opinion? What do you guys believe to be the best option to let Adobe really know about this need? Is this limitation a simple lack-of-a-feature (which can be fixed by Adobe) or is this some imposed thing by Apple?
Just one final note: Air for Android does *not* have the same limitation. It does allow RTMP streaming of h.264.
Thanks for your attention,
Helder Conde

Confirm on - Scratch-resistant glass, oleophobic coating,Adobe Flash HTML,Radio Stereo FM,Java MIDP emulator,Scratch-resistant glass back panel,Audio/video player and editor,TV Out,Document editor (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF)

Kindly confirm on the following features of Iphone 4s..and advice me accordingly.
Confirm on - Scratch-resistant glass, oleophobic coating,Adobe Flash HTML,Radio Stereo FM,Java MIDP emulator,Scratch-resistant glass back panel,Audio/video player and editor,TV Out,Document editor (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF)

You can easily compare any Nokia devices using the web sites, here is a comparison of the N8 from the Nokia UK site:
http://www.nokia.co.uk/gb-en/products/compare/?action=productcompareaction&site=64060&products=23301...
And similar from Nokia Developer:
http://www.developer.nokia.com/Devices/Device_specifications/Comparison.xhtml?dev=Lumia_800,N8-00
Some information may be incomplete at present, since some device details were kept secret until the final moment of the launch so the pages have been prepared withoug all of the data.
Nokia Maps is available for Windows Phone at launch.
Multi-Touch(TM) is the registered trademark of another company, however Windows Phone does feature the common touch features such as swiping, pinch-zooming and so on.
If this or any post answers your question, please remember to help others by pressing the 'Accept as solution' button.

Questions about Adobe AIR and FLV license model

I'm currently looking for a game development framework which I can use for a fan-project in my spare time and also for commercial projects for the company I'm working for.
I think that the Citrus Engine which is open source and based on Apache Flex/Adobe AIR/Starling/Away3D/Box2d/Nate might be a good choice.
But I'm really confused about the license model of Adobe AIR and its runtime distribution.
Do I have to pay a license fee or royalties for my games (which include the AIR runtime in order to be stand-alone-apps) when I publish them?
If so, how much are these license fees/royalties?
Does this also concern free apps?
What is the name of the license which I would have to request from Adobe in order to publish my games?
Do I need several licenses when publishing an app on multiple AppStores (Apple/Google/Amzaon) or desktop distribution platforms (Steam/GOG)?
Are there further licensing obstacles which I have to keep in mind when using Flex/AIR for (commercial) game development?
By the way - the FAQ on the product page (http://www.adobe.com/products/air/faq.html) isn't really helping on this topic:
"How much does Adobe AIR cost?" -> "The Adobe AIR runtime and AIR SDK are free for most users."
This answer leaves me with the question: Am I belonging to the "most users" or not?
Therefore it isn't meaningful at all.
I'm also thinking about adding short video sequences as FLVs to the games.
If I understood correctly H.264 and MP3 are currently used as a standard for these video files but aren't free.
Is there a free alternative available for FLVs which can be used in combination with Adobe AIR?
Or did I get something wrong here and don't need to worry about getting sued when using these formats?
Thank you in advance for answering my numerous questions.

That's true.
I'm using a Dell Studio 1537 with 3GB of RAM and Intel Core 2 Duo and it's quick in Lr

Adobe Air - Audio/Video questions

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for