Oh and to be a little bit more precise: I NEVER liked Zinc (I even  
flamed it multiple times).
But in the end, it proved to be the most advanced wrapper around (at  
least for what I needed).

Cedric

> Actually, I was able to launch VLC with Zinc (not Zinc specific, but
> it does manage activex) and pass the HD streams to VLC
> now, I am looking at a splitted screen with 4 HD streams, all totally
> fluid.
> Ok ok, I have a tough graphic card, but my tests so far indicate that
> there is plenty of margin.
> Moreover, with VLC I can load in almost any video type (even FLVs)...
> though i am doing an internal check, and if video is FLV I stream it
> with Flash...
> The app I am building is quite technical, and clients' constraints
> are very high (regarding HD (and full hd) Streaming). To be honest,
> it isn't a desktop application, more like a 'computer app'
>
> Cedric
>
>> Not to be obtuse, but can you stream HD video with Zinc?
>>
>> Does streaming HD video establish the validity of a desktop app?
>>
>> Anyhow, you can stream video with Flash Media Server to the flash
>> player (AIR). Probably Red5 too. Right?
>>
>>
>> On Feb 8, 2008 2:02 AM, Cedric Muller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> yes works well, but quite not a true desktop app: how would you
>> stream Full HD video with AIR ?
>>
>>
>>> yeah, and just to be the rah rah boy - AIR rocks.
>>>
>>> fine, shoot me, but it *works* well
>>>
>>> On Feb 7, 2008 7:33 PM, Arnoud Bos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> Try screenweaver haxe  (swhx) if you are not afraid of command line
>>> tools.
>>>
>>> Works great!
>>>
>>>
>>> And it's opensource (this is an open source list, right?)
>>>
>>>
>>> Arnoud
>>>
>>>
>>> Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:osflash-
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Namens bean tickler
>>> Verzonden: donderdag 7 februari 2008 23:25
>>> Aan: [email protected]
>>> Onderwerp: [osflash] MDM Zinc v3 rant
>>>
>>>
>>> Sad sad sad.
>>>
>>>
>>> Too long have I and almost everyone I know suffered with this poor
>>> product and its predecessors. 2.5 buggy buggy buggy. V3 beta, buggy
>>> but fine, BETA. V3 RELEASE, same as BETA, not one bug fixed from
>>> what I can tell and they have ditched tons of the functionality
>>> they had in 2.5!!!
>>>
>>>
>>> Why oh why do we bother??? Well, at one point they were the best of
>>> a bad bunch with shed loads of commands and slick marketing.
>>> However, I feel the competitors have overtaken them. Just look at
>>> the likes of Janus (a new but reliable tool) and SWF studio.
>>>
>>>
>>> For me I would have loved to have stayed with SWF Studio but they
>>> had no handheld or Mac output. Janus is my new favorite as it has
>>> yet to cause me an embarrassing client crash and has Mac and Linux
>>> output coming up). But wow, I feel soo dumb for ever buying Zinc!!
>>>
>>>
>>> Every negative post on their "community" forum gets deleted, they
>>> are now even checking posts _before_ they go live.
>>>
>>>
>>> Sorry for the rant. But guessing this post wont be deleted!!!
>>>
>>>
>>>
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