Re: [Gnash] Is the RTMP code in the gnash project working?

[Rob Savoye]

trimurthulu amaradhi wrote:

> I really struggling video file to stream from the youtube.com ..

  YouTube doesn't use RTMP, they use HTTP instaed, and just stream with 
apache.

>   Is the RTMP source code  provieded with this gnash working? please let me
> know... I  am struggling like any thing.

  The RTMP code is new, and still under development, as it's a 100% 
reverse engineering project. It's about 80% complete at this point 
though, and can fully encode/decode the AMF objects used for RTMP.

> gnash rtmp://server IP/fastplay/Extremist.flv  ..

  The new 'rtmpget' utility does this now. It's not in trunk though, 
but an 'rtmp' branch till I get this latest bit with the chunksize 
message figured out... Chunksize changes the size of the packets read 
from the network, but doesn't appear to take effect right away...

  After I migrate working RTMP support sufficient for 'rtmpget', I'll 
cleanup the RTMP server side in Cygnal, and then after that, start 
merging the client side RTMP support into Gnash itself. This will 
require reimplementing much of the low level I/O system of Gnash, so 
it's not a trivial project.

        - rob -