Cirrus
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| - | '''Now Available: Stratus''' | + | '''Now Available: Cirrus (codename)''' |
| Flash Player 10 and Adobe AIR 1.5 introduce a new communications protocol called the Real-Time Media Flow Protocol (RTMFP). The most important features of RTMFP include low latency, end-to-end peering capability, security and scalability. These properties make RTMFP especially well suited for developing real-time collaboration applications by not only providing superior user experience but also reducing cost for operators. | Flash Player 10 and Adobe AIR 1.5 introduce a new communications protocol called the Real-Time Media Flow Protocol (RTMFP). The most important features of RTMFP include low latency, end-to-end peering capability, security and scalability. These properties make RTMFP especially well suited for developing real-time collaboration applications by not only providing superior user experience but also reducing cost for operators. | ||
| - | In order to use RTMFP, Flash Player endpoints must connect to an RTMFP-capable server, such as the Adobe Stratus service. Stratus is a Beta hosted rendezvous service that aids establishing communications between Flash Player endpoints. Unlike Flash Media Server, Stratus does not support media relay, shared objects, scripting, etc. So by using Stratus, you can only develop applications where Flash Player endpoints are directly communicating with each other. | + | In order to use RTMFP, Flash Player endpoints must connect to an RTMFP-capable server, such as the Cirrus (formerly codenamed Stratus) service. Cirrus is a beta, hosted rendezvous service that aids establishing communications between Flash Player endpoints. Unlike Flash Media Server, Cirrus does not support media relay, shared objects, scripting, etc. So by using Cirrus, you can only develop applications where Flash Player endpoints are directly communicating with each other. |
| Flash Player is already the market leader in online video distribution over the web. With the introduction of RTMFP and advanced media compression technologies, Flash Player 10 is well positioned as the leader in real-time communications as well. | Flash Player is already the market leader in online video distribution over the web. With the introduction of RTMFP and advanced media compression technologies, Flash Player 10 is well positioned as the leader in real-time communications as well. | ||
| - | With Adobe Stratus you can build: | + | With Cirrus you can build: |
| * A video chat application | * A video chat application | ||
| * Multi-player games | * Multi-player games | ||
| * Voice Over IP | * Voice Over IP | ||
| - | For more information on Stratus, please visit our Adobe Labs Technology page at [http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/stratus/]. | + | For more information on Cirrus, visit: |
| + | *[[Cirrus:FAQ|Cirrus FAQ]] | ||
| + | *[http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/cirrus/ Adobe Labs Technology page]. | ||
| - | Additional developer documentation may be found in the ActionScript documentation for the NetConnection and NetStream classes. Please see the [http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AS3LCR/Flash_10.0/index.html Flash Player 10 API docs]. | + | Additional developer documentation may be found in the ActionScript documentation for the NetConnection and NetStream classes. Please see the [http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AS3LCR/Flash_10.0/index.html Flash Player API docs]. |
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Now Available: Cirrus (codename)
Flash Player 10 and Adobe AIR 1.5 introduce a new communications protocol called the Real-Time Media Flow Protocol (RTMFP). The most important features of RTMFP include low latency, end-to-end peering capability, security and scalability. These properties make RTMFP especially well suited for developing real-time collaboration applications by not only providing superior user experience but also reducing cost for operators.
In order to use RTMFP, Flash Player endpoints must connect to an RTMFP-capable server, such as the Cirrus (formerly codenamed Stratus) service. Cirrus is a beta, hosted rendezvous service that aids establishing communications between Flash Player endpoints. Unlike Flash Media Server, Cirrus does not support media relay, shared objects, scripting, etc. So by using Cirrus, you can only develop applications where Flash Player endpoints are directly communicating with each other.
Flash Player is already the market leader in online video distribution over the web. With the introduction of RTMFP and advanced media compression technologies, Flash Player 10 is well positioned as the leader in real-time communications as well.
With Cirrus you can build:
- A video chat application
- Multi-player games
- Voice Over IP
For more information on Cirrus, visit:
Additional developer documentation may be found in the ActionScript documentation for the NetConnection and NetStream classes. Please see the Flash Player API docs.
