Can you point me to a Flash or Javascript application on the web that
can record audio from a computer's microphone? |
Clarification of Question by
moneymaker-ga
on
06 Aug 2005 23:30 PDT
You don't need to answer the following to get paid but here are some
bonus (fun) questions:
1. Can you point me to a Flash application that can record from a webcame?
2. Can you tell me who could develop a flash application that can
record audio for me?
Thanks!
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Request for Question Clarification by
sublime1-ga
on
07 Aug 2005 01:12 PDT
moneymaker...
It's unclear from your question whether you want an application
which can record audio and video from your local PC which can
be broadcast on a network or on the internet at large, of if
you want an application that can run from a website which will
access the webcams and microphones of visitors to your site,
to be broadcast on the internet from your site.
Both types of applications exist, and can be developed and
run by using Macromedia's Communication Server MX in conjunction
with the presence of the Macromedia Flash Player on the target
computers.
An application that accesses and streams a user's cam and audio
from your website will produce a pop-up on the user's computer
such as this illustration on the Flash Player help pages:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/help05.html
Flash MX 2004 is available for purchase or a 30-day trial on
this page:
http://www.macromedia.com/software/flash/
Flash MX 2004 is capable of accomplishing both of the functions
I described above, and there are numerous tutorials at the
Macromedia Flash Developer Center:
http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/mx/flash/
Is this the sort of information you're seeking, or is there
something else which would constitute a more satisfactory
answer?
sublime1-ga
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Clarification of Question by
moneymaker-ga
on
07 Aug 2005 22:54 PDT
Sublime, I am looking for
"an application that can run from a website which will
access the webcams and microphones of visitors to your site,
to be broadcast on the internet from your site."
Sorry but I found the solution in the meantime! Here are two examples:
http://duber.com/LetsTalk/letstalk_content.html
http://www.vidipost.com/
But I will still pay the bounty if you can find me a javascript
application that can do the same or somewhere I can buy a flash
application that can record.
Thanks!
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Request for Question Clarification by
sublime1-ga
on
07 Aug 2005 23:56 PDT
moneymaker...
From what I can see, your second site, Vidipost, partnered
with STi (Solid Thinking Interactive) for the applications
on their site:
http://vidipost.com/about_us.asp
STi's site is here:
http://www.solid-thinking.com/main.htm
Any reason not to utilize them? I very much doubt that
there's a javascript application that has the camera
and microphone access which is already built into the
Macromedia Flash Player, and which a vast majority of
users already have. A Flash application is therefore
a much better solution.
"Partering" with STi may well be more affordable than
simply buying an application, and would mean that they
would use your site as a reference for promoting their
work on their site, as they've done with Vidipost.
Let me know what you think...
sublime1-ga
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Clarification of Question by
moneymaker-ga
on
08 Aug 2005 00:40 PDT
Moneymaker, I was looking for a place that sells an application as
opposed to a consulting group. It looks like http://duber.com/ may
sell an application.
I'm sorry to be competing with you to answer my own question but this
info sort of fell into my lap!
I doubt you can do this in javascript but if you can, let me know!
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Request for Question Clarification by
sublime1-ga
on
08 Aug 2005 02:16 PDT
moneymaker...
Competing, indeed!
In your last clarification, you've even gone so far as
to call me Moneymaker, as though you were the researcher,
and I was you, the customer!
And by all indications, you've earned the title. I must
concede to your having outstripped me in providing the
solutions you're seeking.
Please go ahead and post your work as the official
answer... ; )
sublime1-ga
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