This is the blog of Jesse Warden, a Rich Internet Application Architect. He specializes in using Flex and Flash to create Rich Internet Applications.
Fabio Sonnati just found this screen capture driver that is free for personal use. I tested it in Flash 8 using:
my_vid.attachVideo(Camera.get());
I then right clicked on the SWF, went to Settings, chose the Camera tag, and chose the “VHScrCap” driver from the list of Camera drivers, and walla, I could see my Flash movie in […]
Testing the VidiPost service Graeme worked on (record video, publish to blog). Their signup process is a little tricky, some of the buttons on the service’s site itself are not very apparent nor obvious what they do, nor is the actual camera/mic settings brainless to setup… but man, how easy is that to just […]
Had a hell of a time debugging some OpenAMF calls yesterday. Turns out, when Flash deserializes your class, it basically takes a vanilla object, puts properties on it and assigns their values, and then points that instance’s __proto__ property to the prototype of the class you registered via Object.registerClass. The downside to this […]
Captured this video of one of my Half-Life 2 maps that I made to showcase an issue with Flash/Flashcom’s video. I’m not sure if this is a setting on my end in terms of hardware, if it’s the capture settings software wise, or what, but I do know I only see it at high […]
Done testing out my new capture card; using it to capture input, and then broadcast via Flashcom. Thanks for watching (if you made it)!
Game Over
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