Hi, people! Can anybody say whether Flash Player can encode video using h.264 codec and save it on the FMS 3? I have tried but video was stored in flv format and old codec was used :( It would be wonderfull if somebody will post url of page on the adobe site where mentioned feature is described. Thanks...
Flash Player and h.264 Hi, people!
Can anybody say whether Flash Player can encode video using h.264 codec and
save it on the FMS 3?
I have tried but video was stored in flv format and old codec was used :(
It would be wonderfull if somebody will post url of page on the adobe site
where mentioned feature is described.
Thanks
Re: Flash Player and h.264 The Flash Video Encoder will not be updated for H.264 until the next version of
Flash. So you won't be able to make H.264 content with the FVE for awhile.
You'll need to use other tools that support H.264 content such as Adobe After
Effects and Adobe Premiere Pro or something else.
Re: Flash Player and h.264 not much of a reply as "need to know" matter :
Hi Mr Wolfe.
I'm working at Universit? de Montr?al.
We're looking to store all video media on a specific server, and give access
trough progressive downloads (http server for one).
We're also looking to transcode existing media to the H.264 format.
Will the next generation Flash Player (9 something) play H.264 outside the
flash container (FTYP 'F4V ' ,'F4P ' , 'F4A ' , 'F4B ' )? Or do the media must
be delivered via FMS ?
As an example, let's say we put direct H.264 camcorder output clips on an http
server , would these clips be "played" by Flash Player ?
Thanks !
Jacques Cadieux
Concepteur graphiste
Bureau des environnements num?riques d?apprentissage
Universit? de Montr?al
Re: Flash Player and h.264 You don't need FMS at all just to play H.264 content.
Go read this article:
"Exploring Flash Player support for high-definition H.264 video and AAC audio"
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer/articles/hd_video_flash_player.html
Re: Flash Player and h.264 The idea behind all this is to
give students access to video media to Mac, Windows and Linux users as well...
(to my knowledge, Flash Player is one of the most popular player for those
platforms)
through progressive download,
from a standard web server,
without scripting or code acrobatics as the contributors' base is gonna be
quite large and not computer minded...
So, if next generation of Flash Player can do that, great !
Salutations
Jacques Cadieux
Concepteur graphiste
Bureau des environnements numériques d?apprentissage
Université de Montréal
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