Yes you are correct. We wont be linking ffmpeg with red5, although its quite possible technically. I don't see keyframe generation as a must for us. Most video has a key frame every few seconds, so we can just hold onto the last one and give that to new stream subscribers. As for seek, well that just becomes seek to next keyframe.

-- Luke

On 4/24/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
>> *"Luke Hubbard ([EMAIL PROTECTED] )" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>* wrote:
>>
>> I dont think fcs does either, although to be honest im not sure.
>> Adding keyframes is the job of the encoder normally.
>>
>> Re: nik, are you using simpleboradcaster and simplesubscribe or code you
>> have written? There is a way to set the keyframe interval I think.
>>
>> -- Luke
>>

what you need is:

detect the last keyframe from the actual timecode, collect all frames
to a buffer and encode with (h.263 or vp6) to a new full-keyframe.

flashcom and vcs from onlinelib
is able to do this cause these server had encoder/decoder.support.

it is possible to include ffmpeg to red5 for h.263 encoding, but i dont know
how to include a c lib in java. for vp6 encoding there is no open-source
solution at the moment. and dont forget the legal rights for including
patent protected codecs.

please correct me when iam false.

regards
tom


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