An advanced compressing software for video confrencing

I have recently developed a video confrencing software and I am using H264 codec for comprassion which helped me to connect 6 people at a time .
but I understand that I need a more advanced codec that is capable of compression to a much higher degree
that can help me to connect tens of people or possibly over hundred people at a time and offcourse this compressing software should work with flash.

However, on the new iMac and os 10.8.2 it does not allow installing programs via discs
Sure you can!
The OS comes set with “Gatekeeper” activated. This is designed to force you to purchase software through the App Store.
Most people I know disable gatekeeper, that way you can install software from anywhere.
Many software developers offer downloads on thier own web stores. If you download software directly from the developer, not from the Apple App store. Gatekeeper is simple to override for an individual app.
Personally, I find gatekeeper to be “junior high school” I have disabled it completely.
Open System Preferences > Security and Privacy > General, and choose "Anywhere" under "Allow applications downloaded from". You may have to press the padlock at the bottom left corner of Security and Privacy pane before being able to select Anywhere
http://www.akaipro.com/gatekeeper

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<a rel="nofollow" href="http://handbrake.fr/"]http://handbrake.fr/[/url]
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