Availability of HTML5 Live streaming tools on Snow Leopard

I'm looking to stream video as part of my class offerings at the University that I teach at. The Tech Services at our university currently only provides a flash based streaming service, but a large number of my students have iPhones/iPads/etc. I want to add an HTTP5 Live Streaming option.
According to the article at:
http://developer.apple.com/iphone/library/documentation/NetworkingInternet/Conce ptual/StreamingMediaGuide/UsingHTTPLiveStreaming/UsingHTTPLiveStreaming.html#//a pple_ref/doc/uid/TP40008332-CH102-SW1
the tool filestreamsegmenter is supposed to available in the default install of Snow Leopard. I bought the retail box upgrade of snow leopard (my Macbook Pro came with Leopard/10.5). I don't seem to have the file. I also checked the linkes on connect.apple.com mentioned in the article, but they don't seem to be available there. Do I have to buy an iPhone developer membership just to get the tools in order to add HTML5 live streaming to my class website? I hope not..
Tom

I'm having same problem. The tool is neither in the local dir, not in downloads.

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As above artical says:
"The tools are frequently updated, so you should download the current version of the HTTP Live Streaming Tools from the Apple Developer website. You can access them if you are a member of the iPhone Developer Program. One way to navigate to the tools is to log onto connect.apple.com, then click iPhone under the Downloads heading."
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You need an iPhone Developer Account to download ... if you can't see the link then you don't have access or aren't logged in.

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Unfortunately I could get neither of these to work, probably because of my own ineptitude.
I couldn't get VLC to output from Spotify, this could be my own fault.
I also couldn't make Airplay play with OS X 10.3.9.
I did however find a messy workaround.
I am currently using Airfoil on my main Desktop to output Spotify and then am receiving it on Airfoil Speaker on my iPhone, which is in turn connected to my 10.3.9 iMacs audio input via a 3.5mm Jack.
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Oh please help!
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This is the deal ...
I work online (Ethernet ... no WIFI) and stream video and audio, before the upgrad everything was fine, now the sound fades in and out and the video will freeze up for a second or two. I do have several options on the site that I work from as to what 'Quality' I wish to stream from. These options range from
56 fastest (modem) ... 126 Fastest (ISDN) ... 256 Fastest (DSL) ... Higest Cable, T1 ... 640x480 DH Cable, T1 and also External Encoding (which I don't use).
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D

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Where could I find this cache? In /Library/Cache or ~/Library/Cache? Using something like Onyx (beta 4 for Snow Leopard) would help out?
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The Mac Box Set includes Mac OS X Snow Leopard, iLife ’09 and iWork ’09. If you just use the SL installer, you don't get the additional apps.
Read this article.
Installing Snow Leopard: What you need to know
http://www.macworld.com/article/142454/2009/08/install_snow_leopard.html
The Snow Leopard box set is no longer available at the Apple Store but may be available by calling Apple Phone Sales @ 1-800-MY-APPLE (1-800-692-7753). You may also find a box set on eBay.
It's possible that some of your current apps may not work in Snow Leopard. You can check here: Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard Application Compatibility List at http://snowleopard.wikidot.com/
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http://www.hancockwildlife.org/index.php?topic=cam-sites
Is there a fix ? Do have Adobe Flashplayer 10 installed as well and it still no luck.

They're working for me with Snow Leopard, so it's not a problem that affects every SL user, at any rate.
What web browser are you using? Are you able to successfully get Flash to work on Adobe's test page?
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I think I understand that once I have both computers on Snow Leopard, the Lion upgrade would be ONE upgrade for BOTH computers {I'm guessing I would need the client version for at home use}. Also, once Lion was on one computer, would I just go into the Mac App store on the other one and download the upgrade on the other one? But no additional fee would be charged? Lastly, I read about the combo option that includes all updates to Lion since it's release~would that be the main Lion upgrade on the Mac App or would I have to search for it?
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The disc you used would have been the install disc that came with your Mac. These can only be used on that as they are made for that specific model.
Make sure your machine meets requirements
Macs with an Intel Core 2 Duo, Intel Core i3, Intel Core i5, Intel Core i7, or Xeon processor.)
At least 2GB of RAM
Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later (Mac OS X 10.6.8 is recommended)
7 GB of free hard drive space is recommended
Once you've purchased it would be a good idea to create a bootable DVD or USB
http://www.macworld.com/article/161069/2011/07/make_a_bootable_lion_installer.ht ml
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You still might be able to buy a boxed version of Aperture 3 at a local Apple store, but that will be much more expensive than the download from the App Store.
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iOS 8 is garbage on iPad 2 and 3 and even though iTunes keeps giving me the Update button option, I continually choose to ignore it.
Ignoring the Upgrade/Update button doesn't affect the normal iTunes/iDevice syncing/backing up operations.
You could've just left that button alone.
When was the last time you backed up your iPad?
While there is no way way to revert to a previous iOS version once you upgrade your iDevices iOS, iTunes saves multiple backups of your iDevice and if you backed up your iPad previously to this latest activity, you should be able to restore your iPad from an older backup that should appear by date when you plug your iDevice into your Mac, was for iTunes to launch and sync your iPad, then cancel the backup in progress and use the Restore function in iTunes to restore your iDevice from another previous backup version date.
If your current version of iTunes doesn't recognize your iPad2 under iOS 8, you need to check the iTunes update feature, in iTunes or in OS X Software Update feature in OS X Preferences panel to see if there is a iTunes update available for OS X 10.6.8 Snow Leopard.

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You could've backed up your iPad prior to the "forced" upgrade which, by the way, you could have cancelled. iTunes doesn't upgrade your iPad, automatically, on its own. You had to click the Upgrade button to initiate the upgrade. You didn't have to do anything with that button. You can just leave it be.
iOS 8 is garbage on iPad 2 and 3 and even though iTunes keeps giving me the Update button option, I continually choose to ignore it.
Ignoring the Upgrade/Update button doesn't affect the normal iTunes/iDevice syncing/backing up operations.
You could've just left that button alone.
When was the last time you backed up your iPad?
While there is no way way to revert to a previous iOS version once you upgrade your iDevices iOS, iTunes saves multiple backups of your iDevice and if you backed up your iPad previously to this latest activity, you should be able to restore your iPad from an older backup that should appear by date when you plug your iDevice into your Mac, was for iTunes to launch and sync your iPad, then cancel the backup in progress and use the Restore function in iTunes to restore your iDevice from another previous backup version date.
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Snow Leopard v Mountain Lion?

Wondering what the advantages of Mountain Lion are?

WZZZ wrote:
It may be that Apple will issue another security update for 10.6, but no one should be thinking that, because it's still being sold or because it's the gateway to the App Store, or that its user base is still around 19%, it will necessarily continue to be supported.
If that is the case, time for Apple to increase its liability insurance or hire better lawyers!
WZZZ wrote:
...And it seems likely that at least some of those vulnerabilities may be present in 10.6, despite some of the differences in architecture.
Right now, it remains vulnerable.
First you say "...vulnerabilities may be present..." and then you say "... it remains vulnerable." Guess that covers 100% of the possibilities, but does not really do much other than to confuse current Snow Leopard users.
WZZZ wrote:
Apple has never formally announced discontinuance of support for an OS. It has only become clear when further updates have not been issued in a long time.
We have never been in the situation before where, for example, a portal to the App Store was only available in one version of OS X (Snow Leopard) and you cannot obtain a later version of OS X without access to the earlier version of OS X (Snow Leopard). Once that situation is changed, Apple can abandon updates to Snow Leopard.
WZZZ wrote:
The last security update 10.6 received was back in September, 2013, so, while it may happen, I wouldn't be betting the ranch on another one.
Can't tell you why there have been no updates since the last one: I gave up trying to prove a negative a long time ago...

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Hello,
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K.

HI,
*"I understand that this has to do with FlashPlayer plugin for Safari (btw, mine is the latest 10.0.32). Why wasn't this happening in 10.5? Is it because Safari is running in 64-bit mode? "*
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