Streaming Video From Android to Adobe Media Server

Hello All -
i am looking for the best advice on how to live stream videos from Android Phone (3.0+)to Adobe Media Server.
Thanks,

hi,
yes you can do that but for that you need to write your own server side module for handling streams and storing them

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x-pid
x-status
x-ctx
x-comment
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6660
(s)2641173
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2013-06-07
08:51:50
6660
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2013-06-07
08:51:50
6660
(s)2641173
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2013-06-07
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6660
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6660
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6660
(i)2611173
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6660
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2013-06-07
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6660
(s)2641173
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2013-06-07
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6660
(s)2641173
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2013-06-07
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6660
(s)2641173
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2013-06-07
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6660
(s)2641173
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09:02:47
6660
(s)2641173
f4f:livestream - NetStream.Record.Stop
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Flash Runtime: Flash Player ActiveX 11.7.700.169 or Flash Player ActiveX 11.4.402.287
Media Server: AMS5.0.1, also FMS4.5.5
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publish
stream
2013-05-15
16:14:20
Mountain Daylight Time
719_Client
192.168.2.231
1284
0
10
_defaultRoot_
_defaultVHost_
uGenius
_definst_
0
200
192.168.2.219
rtmp
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
WIN 11,7,700,169
4702111234844082543
3189
3486
normal
719_Client
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius/719_Client
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius/719_Client
0
0
0
0
-1
-1.000000
connect-pending
session
2013-05-15
16:14:20
Mountain Daylight Time
192.168.0.75
192.168.2.231
1284
1
10
_defaultRoot_
_defaultVHost_
uGenius
_definst_
0
100
192.168.0.75
rtmp
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
WIN 11,7,700,169
4702111234860859759
3073
3073
normal
connect
session
2013-05-15
16:14:20
Mountain Daylight Time
192.168.0.75
192.168.2.231
1284
1
10
_defaultRoot_
_defaultVHost_
uGenius
_definst_
0
200
192.168.0.75
rtmp
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
WIN 11,7,700,169
4702111234860859759
3073
3073
normal
play
stream
2013-05-15
16:14:20
Mountain Daylight Time
719_Client
192.168.2.231
1284
1
10
_defaultRoot_
_defaultVHost_
uGenius
_definst_
0
200
192.168.0.75
rtmp
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
WIN 11,7,700,169
4702111234860859759
3248
3704
normal
719_Client
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius/719_Client
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius/719_Client
flv
0
0
0
2
-1
-1.000000
unpublish
stream
2013-05-15
16:14:22
Mountain Daylight Time
719_Client
192.168.2.231
1284
1
10
_defaultRoot_
_defaultVHost_
uGenius
_definst_
2
200
192.168.2.219
rtmp
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
WIN 11,7,700,169
4702111234844082543
149021
19922
normal
719_Client
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius/719_Client
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius/719_Client
0
0
145667
0
-1
-1.000000
publish
stream
2013-05-15
16:14:22
Mountain Daylight Time
719_Client
192.168.2.231
1284
1
10
_defaultRoot_
_defaultVHost_
uGenius
_definst_
0
200
192.168.2.219
rtmp
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
WIN 11,7,700,169
4702111234844082543
149021
19922
normal
719_Client
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius/719_Client
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius/719_Client
0
0
0
0
-1
-1.000000
record
stream
2013-05-15
16:14:22
Mountain Daylight Time
719_Client
192.168.2.231
1284
1
10
_defaultRoot_
_defaultVHost_
uGenius
_definst_
0
200
192.168.2.219
rtmp
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
WIN 11,7,700,169
4702111234844082543
149534
20841
normal
719_Client
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius/719_Client
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius/719_Client
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Media Server 5\applications\uGenius\streams\_definst_\719_Client.flv
flv
13
0.000000
513
0
-1
-1.000000
unpublish
stream
2013-05-15
16:14:28
Mountain Daylight Time
719_Client
192.168.2.231
1284
1
10
_defaultRoot_
_defaultVHost_
uGenius
_definst_
6
200
192.168.2.219
rtmp
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
WIN 11,7,700,169
4702111234844082543
670945
294048
normal
719_Client
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius/719_Client
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius/719_Client
0
0
521832
0
-1
-1.000000
disconnect
session
2013-05-15
16:14:29
Mountain Daylight Time
192.168.2.219
192.168.2.231
1284
1
10
_defaultRoot_
_defaultVHost_
uGenius
_definst_
9
200
192.168.2.219
rtmp
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
WIN 11,7,700,169
4702111234844082543
671076
294562
normal
stop
stream
2013-05-15
16:14:29
Mountain Daylight Time
719_Client
192.168.2.231
1284
1
10
_defaultRoot_
_defaultVHost_
uGenius
_definst_
9
200
192.168.0.75
rtmp
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius
WIN 11,7,700,169
4702111234860859759
290828
672528
normal
719_Client
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius/719_Client
rtmp://ugfms:1935/uGenius/719_Client
flv
8275
0
665118
3624
2
-1
-1.000000

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I have 10mbit up/down internet connection. I will do video streaming a live meeting to around 350-400 live watchers
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Solution:
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http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashMediaServer/3.5_Deving/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d11a0773d5 6e-7ffb.html
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Hey everybody,
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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
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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
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https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=selectBug&CFGRIDKEY=3521224
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Android does not support flash from OS 4 and above. Is there any solution/plugin available so that user can see the flash video streaming (Streaming is sent by Adobe Media server) in andoid devices?

to sovle this problem, you can make an AIR application for android from flash professtional and use the FLVPlayback component and set its source property to the address of the video you want to stream.
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Adobe Media Server 5.0.1 Get getting this error Fri 09:22:33 AM: Error from libf4f.dll:

I need to get this figured i think this is what is causing buffering all time, Windows 2008 R2.
Fri 09:26:22 AM: Error from libf4f.dll: [Utils] [livestream1] Error in updating bootstrap information in C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Media Server 5\applications\livepkgr\streams\college\livestream1/livestream1.bootstrap
Fri 09:26:23 AM: Error from libf4f.dll: [Utils] [livestream3] Failed to swap in file 'C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Media Server 5\applications\livepkgr\streams\college\livestream3/livestream3.bootstrap'
Fri 09:26:23 AM: Error from libf4f.dll: [Utils] [livestream3] Error in updating bootstrap information in C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Media Server 5\applications\livepkgr\streams\college\livestream3/livestream3.bootstrap
Fri 09:26:28 AM: Error from libf4f.dll: [Utils] [livestream3] Failed to swap in file 'C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Media Server 5\applications\livepkgr\streams\college\livestream3/livestream3.bootstrap'
Fri 09:26:28 AM: Error from libf4f.dll: [Utils] [livestream3] Error in updating bootstrap information in C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Media Server 5\applications\livepkgr\streams\college\livestream3/livestream3.bootstrap
Fri 09:26:31 AM: Error from libf4f.dll: [Utils] [livestream3] Failed to swap in file 'C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Media Server 5\applications\livepkgr\streams\college\livestream3/livestream3.bootstrap'

Client is streaming from a remote location (a hotel with PLENTY of bandwidth, 50MBs I think) back to the FMS on our VM server. This is the only stream on the going thru the FMS box at that time. The video output from the TriCaster goes to a canopas box through BNC. Then in the back there's a firewire that plugs into the "streaming" laptop. That laptop is streaming out with Flash Encoder and hardwired into a router. That router is plugged into the internet provided at the hotel. The stream averages anywhere from 200-250 viewers/connections. We are delivering stream to viewers via RTMP/Flowplayer front-end for desktop users and using the HTTP streaming link for mobile users. Client is publishing stream at 350 kpbs via Adobe Live Media Encoder.
Does that help?

Record every received Stream using Adobe Media Server

We have a platform implementing CometChat product, this producto has Audio Video Chat, using RTMP stream, we rent Influxis.com service because they offered to record each streaming from CometChat AVChat, we want to know if its possible to achieve this using Adobe Media Server, because CometChat request a lot of money to record them, so, we need to know if this is possible just buying the Adobe Media Server, because we have our own Virtual Server, so we can Install it there and use it, but we want to know if there is something that need tos do CometChat, because that things will cost a lot for us.
Please, any help would be great, its really Urgent, our site its in use now, and we need to record every stream because our site manages children interactivity, so, because of security this its really urgent.
Thanks in advance.
Mike

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