[Red5] Alternative live encoder available? (No On2 or FME)

[Victor]

Rob,

seems your code may be very helpful for me too ! As I wrote today we are 
working at clustered video chat application, one of approaches requires 
replicating audio/video data between Red5 servers. I would like to 
filter audio/video packets at Red5-instance1 and send them (for example, 
using RTMPClient) to Red5-instance2.

Using RTMPClient is one of possible ways, another way I am thinking 
about is using "virtual consumer" (connected to a BroadcastScope at 
Red5-instance1) and "virtual provider" (which creates a new 
BroadcastScope at Red5-instance2). These virtual consumer and provider 
could be connected via "network pipe" using any TCP- or UDP-based protocol.

If possible, could you please share with us some parts of your code you 
are talking about, or maybe some key ideas.

Thanks,
Victor


Rob Schoenaker wrote:
> Lenny,
>
> Things are fine so far, thanks. The server is production stable. Not in
> par with the latest and greatest Red5 yet, but I am getting there.
>
> Concerning the live encoder: I am writing a piece of code that will do
> the frame and audio capturing, which then uses the RTMPClient class to
> publish the stream to any flash RTMP server. I have this working is a
> lab setup. I do MP3 streaming using LAME.
>
> At the moment I am working on a filtering mechanism to be able to modify
> (filter) audio and video. This may be what you are looking for.
>
> /Rob
>
>
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