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Comments by Joseph-Ali (Top 3 by date)
Joseph-Ali
20-Dec-12 4:04am
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I believe you have to have their DLLs for the project to work. They have free evaluation setup that you can download. You will just need to know the logic of the project.
Joseph-Ali
14-Nov-12 7:18am
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The details depend on your requirement and what you are trying to do. Since you want to use .NET I believe that PHP is out.
If you want a web app that works with all browsers then probably you might want to use JavaScript in your page.
Personally, I think HTML5 is a good option to go with because it provide portability, improved performance (since it uses Javascript) and you can use it inside ASP.NET page.
Please note that HTML5 is supported on new browsers only.
Joseph-Ali
9-Jul-12 9:04am
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This depends on where from and where to you want to stream (web client to another web client, server to general client, etc.)
Also, what exactly do you mean by "live" streaming? Will you be streaming from a capture source such as web cam?
Finally, are there any restrictions on the video format and the compression used (MPEG2, H264, Flash video, etc.)?