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SERVER-SIDE ACTIONSCRIPT LANGUAGE REFERENCE FOR ADOBE MEDIA SERVER 5.0.1

Server-Side ActionScript Language Reference

Last updated 7/2/2013

//Start recording

s = Stream.get("mp4:serverStream.f4v");

if (s){

s.record();

s.play("clientStream");

}

// Stop recording.

s = Stream.get("serverStream");

if (s){

s.record(false);

}

Clients can use client-side code to subscribe to the live stream that was published by the client and recorded on the

server:

someNetStream.play("mp4:serverStream.f4v");

The following example passes the -1 for maxDuration and maxSize. This value sets an unlimited duration and size

for the recording. These values override the Application.xml values for

<MaxDuration> and <MaxSize>. However the

duration and size of the recording cannot exceed the values of <

MaxDurationCap> and <MaxSizeCap> set in the

Application.xml file.

Stream.record("record", -1, -1);

The following example sets maxDuration to 50 seconds and uses the <MaxSize> setting from Application.xml. The

duration and size of the recording cannot exceed the values of <

MaxDurationCap> and <MaxSizeCap> set in the

Application.xml file.

Stream.record("record",50,-2)

See also

Stream.get(), Stream.play()

Stream.time

myStream.time

Read-only; the number of seconds the stream has been playing. This value is the timestamp of the latest frame that

flowed out of the stream.

Note: The Stream.time property is limited to 32-bit uint maximum value. This property resets in 49 days.

Availability

Flash Media Interactive Server 3.5 and Flash Media Development Server 3.5

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