I found Flash Player 10 supports VoIP but I couldn't find serious documentation about this feature. Could you post some decent link? :-)
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The voip support isn't through a standard like SIP, instead it is done through RTMFP a new protocol developed by Adobe. Also, the Flash player can not go directly peer-to-peer, instead a server is needed to intiate the peer-to-peer connection (currently called Stratus). You can read more about Stratus on Adobe Labs.
Branden Hall
2009-08-23 14:52:50
Hi and thanks for your kind reply. I must add in my Flash 11 WishList the connection over XMPP/Jingle, I can't understand why Adobe develops new protocols when there are things like Jabber...
2009-08-24 19:37:02
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correct answer provided by Branden ...
in response to a similar question, i gave a short summary of how flash p2p works, just in case you need to evaluate, whether what you are planning to do is feasible at all ...
back2dos
2009-08-24 05:58:15
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2010-06-30 11:45:22