Flash :: Recording H.264 Video Using Media Server3.5?
Jan 5, 2010
need some help in recording the H.264 video using Flash media server 3.5, does anyone have working experience (or) any idea about H.264 video recording with the Flash player. I am trying to publish the stream using the netstream.publish(mp4:streamname.mp4); but the video codec id of this recorded video is coming as H.263, hence I tried to record the video in H.264 format.I am using logitech webcam for capturing the video.
Do i need to install anyother codec plugin for h.264 support?
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