[Red5] sending bufferimage data from Java swing to Red5 for steaming

[Charles Palen]

Hi Matthew.

You can translate a Java Buffered Image into a bytearray and pass that to a
flash client.  You can get access to this data using a Responder object in
conjunction with the Netconnection.Call method.  I wrote a post on this a
while ago.  You can find some example code here:

http://osflash.org/pipermail/red5_osflash.org/2008-May/022054.html

I include external java classes in red5 applications all the time.  Red5 is
just like running one huge java application.
If you already have a java application that captures the screen..then I
guess I dont fully understand why you would want to use Red5 at all?  If you
want to have one server run Red5 and have a whole bunch of flash clients
capture the screen then send them to the server; thats something that Red5
could do for you.

Good luck Matthew.
On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 11:35 PM, Matthew Wallace
<mswallace.com at gmail.com>wrote:

> Ok,
> I am building a Java app that captures the screen. I am capturing a Java
> BufferedImage and I am wondering a couple of things
>
> 1. can I connect to my Remote Red5 server direct from Java or do I need to
> use Flash or Flex to do this
>
> 2. Either way I connect I am wondering what Red5 class could accept the
> BufferedImage and treat it as it would a Video Stream. Could I basically
> publish the BufferedImage as a published stream that Flex clients could
> connect too ?
>
> thanks,
> Matthew Wallace
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