Scp/ssh support for web upload

I prefer not to pass my credentials in the clear. Please offer a way to support other well-known protocols like scp in the web upload module.

I completely agree -- there are excellent low level API's available for support *much* *safer* and *better* data transfer options than just FTP - I personally want sftp/scp. WebDAV (over SSL in particular) is the other no-brainer as far as I'm concerned.
Yes, you can save the gallery to your local disk, go out and upload, but for a tool that's all about work-flow, this seems really annoying, and given that making a dialog box that allows you to set what protocol and the various options that protocol may require is now a standard practice, it's not like it smacks of the Dreaded Creeping Featurism, IMHO.

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Yes, I realize that I have Compressor but it does not work on my computer for some reason. I think my laptop is too old for it or something.
It needs to be in one of these formats and I would like to use the highest quality. Suggestions needed for this also since this will be my first attempt at an uploaded video.
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First, let me apologize for the way we were chatting on your thread while waiting.
Let me summerize what I think we have here:
1. You have a 2 minute show you want to convert to some codec appropriate for high quality presentation, but under 100MB final filesize.
2. You feel you don't want to use Compressor or a preset for YouTube.
3. You're in a hurry.
The fastest and highest quality method of making this conversion is using Compressor. It is designed to do precisely what you ask. The codec you want is H.264.
The YouTube preset is being suggested not because we think you're going to upload the clip to that site, but because the YouTube preset is a remarkably easy way to get a HQ H.264 clip with acceptable filesize. I'm staring at a 3:40 clip of 1080p that would knock your socks off and it's 90MB!
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If you're OK with my arguement, I'll write out a step-by-step proc for you and you can be done with this in time for that primetime show you want to watch. OK?

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quote:
Does Flex/ActionScript3 have support for connecting to a web
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Scp/ssh support for web upload

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