Comments on: Producing video with flash/air: png sequence rendering from swf playback http://blog.controul.com/2009/12/producing-video-with-flashair-png-sequence-rendering-from-swf-playback/ Elaborations on flash. Tue, 27 Jul 2010 09:31:06 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Lawrie http://blog.controul.com/2009/12/producing-video-with-flashair-png-sequence-rendering-from-swf-playback/comment-page-1/#comment-239 Lawrie Fri, 02 Jul 2010 08:18:49 +0000 http://blog.controul.com/?p=352#comment-239 Great job! When CS3 was first released, one of the features I was most excited about was export to video - but it never really worked properly - so I'll have to give this a go. Cheers! Great job! When CS3 was first released, one of the features I was most excited about was export to video – but it never really worked properly – so I’ll have to give this a go. Cheers!

]]> By: hristo http://blog.controul.com/2009/12/producing-video-with-flashair-png-sequence-rendering-from-swf-playback/comment-page-1/#comment-134 hristo Sat, 26 Dec 2009 10:51:22 +0000 http://blog.controul.com/?p=352#comment-134 Which makes me think, that if one has access to the shell of a linux server, one could encode the pngs in the flash client, send the frames to the server via http and directly encode them with ffmpeg without the air app intermediary. This would eat up a lot of bandwidth though. But here we go, web20 kids rejoice, this is user-contributed content television! ha Which makes me think, that if one has access to the shell of a linux server, one could encode the pngs in the flash client, send the frames to the server via http and directly encode them with ffmpeg without the air app intermediary. This would eat up a lot of bandwidth though.

But here we go, web20 kids rejoice, this is user-contributed content television! ha

]]> By: ubi de feo http://blog.controul.com/2009/12/producing-video-with-flashair-png-sequence-rendering-from-swf-playback/comment-page-1/#comment-133 ubi de feo Fri, 25 Dec 2009 11:27:03 +0000 http://blog.controul.com/?p=352#comment-133 hi. last year in march we built a video renderer for Nokia's retail spaces. the system is based on a website to use a WYSIWYG interface to create content, the newly generated piece is then fed to an off-site mac mini that renders the frames and passes them to ffmpeg through a series of perl scripts that after render update the DB and email the rendered video (or GIF) to the creator so it can be uploaded to a device running either S60 S60touch or S40 with the right screen format. it was a very fun project to develop and it was nice to find all the workarounds. we used Flash for the website, Air for the PNG renderer, a linux VM for ffmpeg. all the system elements communicate over TCP sockets for handshaking, error and queue management and so on. hi.

last year in march we built a video renderer for Nokia’s retail spaces.
the system is based on a website to use a WYSIWYG interface to create content,
the newly generated piece is then fed to an off-site mac mini that renders the frames and passes them to ffmpeg through a series of perl scripts that after render update the DB and email the rendered video (or GIF) to the creator so it can be uploaded to a device running either S60 S60touch or S40 with the right screen format.
it was a very fun project to develop and it was nice to find all the workarounds.
we used Flash for the website, Air for the PNG renderer, a linux VM for ffmpeg.
all the system elements communicate over TCP sockets for handshaking, error and queue management and so on.

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