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Open source flash charts and graphs. Line, area, bar and pie charts.

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Kaltura Community Edition is a free, open-source, on-premise Video Platform. The platform enables video management, publishing, syndication and monetization, as well as providing a robust framework for managing rich-media applications, and developing a variety of online workflows for video. ... [More] Kaltura On Prem CE also includes enterprise level administration and monitoring tools as well video analytics. With Kaltura CE, you benefit from many existing Kaltura applications and widgets designed for media companies, universities and enterprises. Following installation any site can gain comprehensive video and rich media functionality including video management, searching, uploading, importing, editing, annotating, and sharing. It is intended to solve all video-related needs for RIAs and sites. [Less]

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PyAMF provides Action Message Format (AMF) support for Python that is compatible with the Adobe Flash Player. It includes integration with Python web frameworks like Django, Pylons, Twisted, SQLAlchemy, web2py and more. The Adobe Integrated Runtime and Adobe Flash Player use AMF to communicate ... [More] between an application and a remote server. AMF encodes remote procedure calls (RPC) into a compact binary representation that can be transferred over HTTP/HTTPS or the RTMP/RTMPS protocol. Objects and data values are serialized into this binary format, which increases performance, allowing applications to load data up to 10 times faster than with text-based formats such as XML or SOAP. [Less]

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RTMPy is a Twisted protocol implementing Adobe's Real Time Messaging Protocol, used for full-duplex real-time communication with applications running inside the Flash Player.

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The flash-selenium project aims to extend the Selenium RC clients for adding Flash communication capabilities.

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The VirtualBox Web Console (VBoxWeb) is an open source project implementing an AJAX version of the popular VirtualBox user interface. As a modern web interface, it allows you to access and control remote VirtualBox instances.

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Umigumi simplifies the generation of custom Linux distributions and their deployment on various media: Flash memory cards, LiveCD, hard disk, etc. Umigumi has been originally developped by the OpenBrick community for the OpenBrick open embedded platform and is now the tool of choice to generate ERP5 Live CDs.

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Tape is a Flash media server for Python.

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  0 reviews  |  1 user  |  1,214 lines of code  |  0 current contributors  |  Analyzed about 13 hours ago
 
 

This is a python implementation of the Flash RTMP server with minimal support needed for real-time streaming and recording using AMF0. Advanced application service such as shared object or web API are outside the scope. The goal is to use existing protocols and tools such as web servers as much as ... [More] possible (API, progressive download). And only use this RTMP server when one needs to interoperate with Flash Player. Another objective is to keep the size small so that one can use it locally on a client machine instead of hosting on a remote server. The project was started and most of the work was done in 2007. More recently I wrote example test application and finished the server part to make it complete. If you are interested in contributing, feel free to send me a patch with your changes. If you plan to use this software in your project or want to contribute significantly in this project or its features, feel free to send me a note to mamtasingh05@gmail.com. I look forward to hearing from you! There are other open-source RTMP servers available such as rtmpy.org and osflash.org/red5. My implementation is different because it does not use the complex Twisted library as in rtmpy.org and it is pure Python based couple of files instead of hundreds of Java files of Red5. I did use AMF parsing from rtmpy.org though. Secondly my project is a much simpler version of a full Red5 server and useful only for dealing with real-time media and doesn't implement shared object or web server style applications. Quick StartThe software requires Python 2.5. After uncompressing the download or checking out the sources from SVN, run the server file with -h option to see all the command line options. bash$ tar -zxvf rtmplite-2.0.tgz bash$ cd rtmplite bash$ python rtmp -hTo start the server with default options and debug trace, run the following: bash$ python rtmp -dA test client is available in testClient directory, and can be compiled using Flex Builder. I have already put the compiled SWF file in the bin-debug directory. Open your browser and then open the testClient.html file in your browser. The user interface will allow you to connect to the server to test the connection. You can also test streams by clicking on publish or play buttons. See the README file for more information New Features/Other ProjectsFlash to SIP: Starting with version 3.0 onwards, the software includes a SIP-RTMP gateway module as well. The siprtmp project page describes the SIP-RTMP module in detail. The project depends on the SIP stack from the "39 peers" p2p-sip project. This module allows you to make Flash to SIP calls and vice-versa. With appropriate VoIP account you can also make Flash to phone or web to phone calls. Please read the FAQ Videocity: The Internet Videocity Project is another project that uses rtmplite as an RTMP server. The Videocity project aims at providing open source and free software tools to developers and system engineers to support enterprise and consumer video conferencing using ubiquitous web based Flash Player platform. The video communication is abstracted out as a city, where you own a home with several rooms, decorate your rooms with your favorite photos and videos, invite your friends and family to visit a room by handing out visiting card, or visit other people's rooms to video chat with them or to leave a video message if they are not in their home. User Comments(Aug 2009): "I tried your RTMP-SIP gateway this afternoon. It's pretty neat. Awesome. Great job. I like it more than the Red5 project. It's a very good idea to implement it with python and it's lightweight and better integrate with ..." (Nov 2009): "I was looking for a lightweight rtmp server and tried out your server at http://code.google.com/p/siprtmp/ and it seems to have been running quite well. Hats off to you. ... Thanks for the great lightweight server." If you have any feedback, criticism or comment on siprtmp or rtmplite, feel free to send them to me. [Less]

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DescriptionAmFast is a Flash remoting framework for Python. AmFast can use AMF to communicate between Python and Flash, Flex, and any other system that supports AMF. DemosLive Google App Engine chat demo Contact manager demo Chat client and server demo Real-time messaging demo Server FeaturesSupport ... [More] for NetConnection and RemoteObject RPC. Support for Producer/Consumer 'push' messaging with HTTP polling, HTTP long-polling, and real-time HTTP streaming channels. Support for authentication with NetConnection and RemoteObject. Built in Channels for CherryPy, Twisted Web, Google App Engine, Django, Tornado and plain WSGI. Support for configurable Endpoints. Use AmFast's built-in AMF encoder/decoder C-extension, or use an external AMF encoder/decoder, such as PyAmf for a pure-Python implementation. AMF Encoder/Decoder FeaturesAMF0/AMF3 encoder/decoder written in C as a Python extension for speed. Faster than PyAmf encoder/decoder. Map custom classes with ClassDef objects for complete control over serialization/de-serialization. Full support for IExternalizable objects. Data persistence with SqlAlchemy including remotely-loadable lazy-loaded attributes. Actionscript code generation from ClassDef objects. InstallationMost current version is: 0.5.0 Download the package distribution from PyPi Extract package and execute the following command from within the root distribution directory: # To install entire package: python setup.py install # Install without compiling encode/decode extensions. # # If you don't compile the encode/decode extensions, # you can use PyAmf for encoding/decoding. python setup.py --without-extensions installCompiling the encoder/decoder extensions for Windows DocumentationDocumentation Examples DiscussAmFast Group AboutAbout the AmFast project [Less]

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