Hi folks,

Silly question but is there a guide that
can walk me through the basics of
sending an FLV to a browser?

For instance:

1. Is there a free swf that I can use to play
the FLV, or at least Actionscript source (.as file)
compatible with Motion-Twin's compiler?

2. Is the swf's request typically a regular HTTP
request?

3. How could I control the rate at which
I send the FLV data to the browser?

4. Lastly, if I don't mind skipping
on the FLV bandwagon, is there
a free equivalent Silverlight server-side
PHP class to send a video?

Thanks.

> 1. Is there a free swf that I can use to play
> the FLV, or at least Actionscript source (.as file)
> compatible with Motion-Twin's compiler?

To answer my own question, there is FlowPlayer.

On 25 Apr, 00:35, hapeka...@yahoo.com wrote:
> > 1. Is there a free swf that I can use to play
> > the FLV, or at least Actionscript source (.as file)
> > compatible with Motion-Twin's compiler?
>
> To answer my own question, there is FlowPlayer.

You should also read up on pseudo-streaming FLV with PHP - start here:
http://www.webvideozone.com/public/171.cfm

C.