Hi, I will do my best to answer your questions below:
On 5/8/06, teh_pako <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Greetings, > > We are developing a site that is going to need live video streaming and > VoIP. I looked trough the site and couldn't actually find, or see, any > answers to the following questions: > > 1.- How many simultaneous connections can Red5 support?... It's too early in our development process to know this now. Expect to see more info on this around the 0.6 release and higher. > 2.- Is there a bandwith limit? No, none set artificially anyway. FMS does make some limitations based on the license you purchased. > 3.- since Red5 is free, can we use it for commercial use? Yes, please see the LGPL license for more info. > 4.- Are there any incompatibilities? ie- is it compatible with Cold Fusion? Well it's all Java, so anything that Java can do, it can. Not sure what you mean by incompatibilities though. > 5.- What is the main advantage of Red5 over FMS2? > I posted these comments to Flash coders quite recently, so I'm just cutting and pasting from that email. - Red5 allows you access to anything that Java can do (database access (JDBC, Hibenate, iBatis, etc...), JMS, SOAP, other APIs). This list could go on and on, so I won't. - Allows other clients (not just Flash player) access to the same framework. Java applications, Ajax calls, XML Socket, etc... - It's open source, so modifying it your suit needs is not a problem. - It's a one server solution for RTMP and AMF remoting, which ties into a convenient API for building robust applications easily. > Well these are all the questions i have for the moment. Thanks in advance > No problem at all. Please keep in mind that Red5 is not done yet, and is not recommended for production use at this point in time. Thanks for your interest in Red5. -Chris _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
