Hello, I would like to save a webcam captured video to the local disk using AS. The application is running in a standalone Flashplayer 10. I can save pictures from ByteArrays using file.save, but I can't find a way for doing this with video.
There is a nice implementation for that using AS and AIR at http://www.joristimmerman.be/wordpress/2008/12/18/flvrecorder-record-to-flv-using-air/. I don't want to have to install AIR before running the app. Any ideas?
Thanks, Basti
Flash is designed to be secure, so you won't be able to save anything but SharedObject data on local storage.
Could locally created video be manipulated? In other words, could a website have a page where Flash would:
1) Allow the user to capture webcam and mic creating a video which is not immediately sent to FMS
2) Manipulate the video via the Flash component (not directly from their local tools). Say if they wanted to re-record a section of the video but not the whole thing.
3) Then upload it to the server once they were satisfied with the video?
If there is a way to do this rather than streaming to FMS back and forth as the user changes their video, how would it be done? The main reason would be to eliminate network latency and reduce data transfer.
i have the same questions, do you have answer of any?
can i save small video inside SharedObject and post it to web server (without using FMS)?