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Video Players: 2013 and Beyond! with David Hassoun - Presentation Recording
Video posted on Feb 21 by catherine.realeyes

Great resource to stay up to date with HTML5 Video! Click Here!
File posted on Feb 19 by catherine.realeyes

RealEyes Media's List of HTML5 and Flash Based Video Players
File posted on Feb 19 by catherine.realeyes

Cross-Browser Video Players New Article by RealEyes Media
File posted on Feb 19 by catherine.realeyes

Watch Michael Labriola's DASH Presentation
Video posted on Feb 19 by catherine.realeyes

Microsoft Smooth Streaming Plugin for OSMF
File posted on Feb 19 by catherine.realeyes

Video Compression for Flash, Apple Devices and HTML5
Book posted on Feb 19 by catherine.realeyes

HDS Best Practices for FMS 4.5 with Sarge
Video posted on Jan 05 by amandaJohnson

December 2011 Meeting - Adobe introduced HTTP Dynamic Streaming (HDS) a few years ago as a way to deliver immersive on-demand and live video experiences over standard HTTP connections. This technology has been deployed at CDNs such as Akamai, Limelight, and Level 3, and used by broadcasters like BBC (Wimbledon 2011) and AEG Digital Media (2010 MTV Teen Choice Awards). Adobe updated HDS in Flash Media Server 4.5 adding new features and enhanced security. Learn the recommended best practices for deploying HDS with FMS 4.5 from Sarge, Application Engineer for Adobe Video Solutions.

Introduction to Flash Platform P2P with Jun Heider
Video posted on Aug 25 by amandaJohnson

Jun Heider gave a nice presentation on how to leverage the Adobe Flash platform P2P API to create applications for sharing video, audio, and data among application peers. In his talk, Jun demonstrates P2P technologies working across multiple devices and taking advantage of the flexible RTMFP protocol, an Adobe technology that allows for maximum scalability coupled with a dramatic reduction in server infrastructure and bandwidth costs.

View the presentation:

Meeting recording

Presentation slides (PDF)

Additional Resources

You can also check out a recent screencast from Jun’s blog demonstrating a multiscreen P2P call center application

The following are demonstrations of some of the ways in which this technology can be implemented:

Basic Demos (right-click demos to view source)

Metrics Demo (Serverless)

Multiuser Video Demo

Elearning Demo

Adobe AIR – File Sharing

File Sharing Demo (AIR)

File Sharing Demo Source

Byte Array Chunker Utility

HTTP Dynamic Streaming (HDS) with John Crosby - Meeting Recording
Video posted on Jun 28 by amandaJohnson

HTTP Dynamic Streaming enables leveraging of existing caching infrastructures - for example, content delivery networks, ISPs, office caching, home networking - and provides tools for integrating content preparation into existing encoding workflows.” That is great, but what does it mean for me? 

To answer this question John covered the following: 

• What is HDS?
• How do I get started with HDS?
• When should I use HDS?
• How can I integrate HDS into my content creation workflow?

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