How to implement HTTP Streaming for Flash Player 10.1 ?

Hi there,
I have been developing a streaming video player application in Flash Builder 4, and have been really excited about the HTTP Streaming functionality now available in Flash Player 10.1.
Unfortunately, there seems to be an extreme dearth of materials on how to actually implement HTTP Streaming both server side and client side. Does anyone have a straightforward tutorial/example of how to implement HTTP Streaming from start to finish, or do any of the Adobe Developers plan on releasing documentation for this?
I've looked through the BETA Actionscript 3.0 API Documentation and noticed the new NetStream.appendBytes() and NetStream.appendBytesAction(), which I suspect are involved in HTTP streaming. I also saw a sketchy introduction from Ryan Shin on the Open Source Media Framework (OSMF) website (https://admin.na3.acrobat.com/_a204547676/p96986524?launcher=false&fcsContent=tr ue&pbMode=normal), but it seems to be lacking in details regarding how to actual implement a "file packager" on the server or how to open an HTTP Stream on the client side.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
Ho Tuan

It is unlikely that you will get an answer here in the Flash Player (release version) forum. Better try in the appropriate Flash, Actionscript, or FP 10.1 beta forum http://forums.adobe.com/community/labs/flashplayer10/flashplayer10.

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