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good working swf-object documentation with sources provided.important for flash detection, version detection, and avoiuding to have to write the whole embed blurb every time you have to embed a flash file in you html page.http://blog.deconcept.com/swfobject/

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If you want to detect whether the user allowed or denied access to the camera, you can listen for the camera's status event (StatusEvent.STATUS), as seen in the following code: var cam:Camera = Camera.getCamera();if (cam != null){ cam.addEventListener(StatusEvent.STATUS, statusHandler); var vid:Video = new Video(); vid.attachCamera(cam); addChild(vid);}function statusHandler(event:StatusEvent

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// writeln( ) replaces trace( ) and writes messages into the trace_txt field.function writeln (msg) { trace_txt.text += msg + "\n"; trace_txt.scroll = trace_txt.maxscroll;}// onStatus( ) sets up the streams and buttons when a connection is// established or lost.NetConnection.prototype.onStatus = function (info) { writeln("Level: " + info.level + ", code: " + info.code); if (info.code == "

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With 500Kb of data running all day in average. Here are the costs:500Kbit/second * 60 sec/minute * 60 min/hour * 24hrs * 30 days = 1296Gbit a monthMany providers ask for high prices for exceeding Bandwidth, so beware.Average 1 min recording with a high streaming quality amounts to about 4MB. So 1GB of web space lasts for about 250 minutes of recording. But lots can be done about the streaming

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activeCamera .setQuality( bandwidth , frameQuality )Method; sets the maximum amount of bandwidth per second or the required picture quality of the current outgoing video feed.The following code allows you to see the effects of setQuality(). You can include it on the main timeline of a Flash file in which you have placed a Video object named content_vid and NumericStepper components named

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netConnection.call resource on Adobe labs

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create a randomiser serversided//application.acceptConnection (Client); Client.call ("random", new randHandler ()); return Client//randon handler functionrandHandler = function (){ this.onResult = function (res) { trace ("random num: " + res); } this.onStatus = function (info) { trace ("failed and got:" + info.code); }};

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this is a short SSAS code snippet, which can be used to delete streams in a FMS Application:Client.prototype.delStream = function (streamName, serverClientId){s = Stream.get (streamName);if (s){ s.onStatus = function (info){ if (info.code == "NetStream.Clear.Success") { trace ("*Stream " + streamName + "deleted.*"); var msg = "deleted " + streamName ;

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Having had more problems setting up a simple 1 to 1 chat rather than a common chat application where people randomly meet and then go into a private room, I will collect here the collected knowledge base about it.Thanks to a tutorial about private messages on:http://www.flashcomguru.com/tutorials/private_msg.cfmThe solution seems to lie within creating server sided a remotely shared object, that

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