Comments for mobilenation http://nhippe.com Flash for a Mobile Nation Sat, 19 Jul 2008 11:57:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU Comment on Adobe Presenter 7 and Mobile Learning by nhippe http://nhippe.com/2008/06/12/adobe-presenter-7-and-mobile-learning/#comment-284 nhippe Fri, 13 Jun 2008 13:24:51 +0000 http://mobilenation.wordpress.com/?p=45#comment-284 Hello Barry.B, Yes the video works. I did a test that included voice annotation, video (converted to flv in Presenter) and simple Flash content and it just worked. N Hello Barry.B,

Yes the video works. I did a test that included voice annotation, video (converted to flv in Presenter) and simple Flash content and it just worked.

N

]]> Comment on Adobe Presenter 7 and Mobile Learning by barry.b http://nhippe.com/2008/06/12/adobe-presenter-7-and-mobile-learning/#comment-283 barry.b Fri, 13 Jun 2008 02:09:25 +0000 http://mobilenation.wordpress.com/?p=45#comment-283 thankyou for this. I appreciate the heads-up. What with the Connect 7 downloaded FLV's (in theory haven't tried yet) being able to be played by Flashlite3 this gives me hope to get Connect content onto mobile devices. feel like writing more on Flashlite integration with the Connect family of apps? thankyou for this. I appreciate the heads-up.

What with the Connect 7 downloaded FLV’s (in theory haven’t tried yet) being able to be played by Flashlite3 this gives me hope to get Connect content onto mobile devices.

feel like writing more on Flashlite integration with the Connect family of apps?

]]> Comment on Flash Lite 3 and Flash Media Server Video by .byte-sm’s blog - Leonardo Risuleo » New ADC Article: Working with Flash Lite 3 and Flash Media Server video http://nhippe.com/2008/04/22/flash-lite-3-and-flash-media-server-video/#comment-280 .byte-sm’s blog - Leonardo Risuleo » New ADC Article: Working with Flash Lite 3 and Flash Media Server video Tue, 20 May 2008 10:54:49 +0000 http://mobilenation.wordpress.com/?p=21#comment-280 [...] Nick Hippe is the author of a new interesting article live on Adobe Developer Connection: Working with Flash Lite 3 and Flash Media Server video. This article is reprinted from a previous post on mobilenation. [...] [...] Nick Hippe is the author of a new interesting article live on Adobe Developer Connection: Working with Flash Lite 3 and Flash Media Server video. This article is reprinted from a previous post on mobilenation. [...]

]]> Comment on Flash Lite 3 and Flash Media Server Video by BlocketPc » Flash Lite 3 y Flash Media Server Video http://nhippe.com/2008/04/22/flash-lite-3-and-flash-media-server-video/#comment-277 BlocketPc » Flash Lite 3 y Flash Media Server Video Wed, 07 May 2008 20:53:58 +0000 http://mobilenation.wordpress.com/?p=21#comment-277 [...] Nick Hippe, encontramos este buen tutorial sobre el uso de Flash Lite 3 para trabajar con video generado desde [...] [...] Nick Hippe, encontramos este buen tutorial sobre el uso de Flash Lite 3 para trabajar con video generado desde [...]

]]> Comment on Flash Lite 3 and Flash Media Server Video by Scott Janousek » Blog Archive » Flash Lite 3 and Flash Media Server video article from Nick Hippe http://nhippe.com/2008/04/22/flash-lite-3-and-flash-media-server-video/#comment-276 Scott Janousek » Blog Archive » Flash Lite 3 and Flash Media Server video article from Nick Hippe Tue, 06 May 2008 04:23:45 +0000 http://mobilenation.wordpress.com/?p=21#comment-276 [...] I caught that Nick Hippe (Adobe Mobile and Devices) had a recent posting on working with Flash Lite 3 video and Flash Media Server. [...] [...] I caught that Nick Hippe (Adobe Mobile and Devices) had a recent posting on working with Flash Lite 3 video and Flash Media Server. [...]

]]> Comment on Flash Lite 3 and Flash Media Server Video by Scott Janousek http://nhippe.com/2008/04/22/flash-lite-3-and-flash-media-server-video/#comment-275 Scott Janousek Sun, 04 May 2008 23:20:29 +0000 http://mobilenation.wordpress.com/?p=21#comment-275 Nice article. ... it's a shame MXNA is down. I came across this via other means (aka I was looking up your contact info). :) Nice article.

… it’s a shame MXNA is down. I came across this via other means (aka I was looking up your contact info). :)

]]> Comment on Authoring Mobile Video Content for Flash Lite 2.x by nhippe http://nhippe.com/2007/04/05/hello-world/#comment-269 nhippe Wed, 27 Feb 2008 02:48:58 +0000 #comment-269 Hello Locos, the example in this article uses an external 3gp file (myLocalVideo.3gp). You can include video and use the Flash Lite 2.x player it just needs to be device video (e.g. 3gp). You can download the player at the following location: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/devices/ I hope this helps, N Hello Locos, the example in this article uses an external 3gp file (myLocalVideo.3gp). You can include video and use the Flash Lite 2.x player it just needs to be device video (e.g. 3gp). You can download the player at the following location:

http://www.adobe.com/devnet/devices/

I hope this helps,

N

]]> Comment on Stock Data Application by Locos http://nhippe.com/2007/12/20/stock-data-application/#comment-264 Locos Tue, 26 Feb 2008 05:50:57 +0000 http://mobilenation.wordpress.com/2007/12/20/stock-data-application/#comment-264 it's nice but can you provide some tutorial how to do that ?? it’s nice but can you provide some tutorial how to do that ??

]]> Comment on Authoring Mobile Video Content for Flash Lite 2.x by Locos http://nhippe.com/2007/04/05/hello-world/#comment-263 Locos Tue, 26 Feb 2008 05:49:36 +0000 #comment-263 hi there, i have a 7610 and i'm using FL 2.0 in it. Also, I'm going to finish my thesis and project. I want to make a learning software that have some video inside. But i think if i put in swf file the swf will be big and may cause the mobile phone crash. can i use a swf and use outside 3GP video so the swf only role as a player for the 3GP vid. What do you think? i can build a application like that on 7610? or need FL 3 ? i also planning to buy a E65 .. but i dont know that E65 support FLite 3 or not. the E65 is a FLite 1.1 enable but can we use FL 3 developer in E65 ? sorry.. i'm not a native english speaker thanks hi there, i have a 7610 and i’m using FL 2.0 in it. Also, I’m going to finish my thesis and project. I want to make a learning software that have some video inside. But i think if i put in swf file the swf will be big and may cause the mobile phone crash.

can i use a swf and use outside 3GP video so the swf only role as a player for the 3GP vid. What do you think? i can build a application like that on 7610?
or need FL 3 ?

i also planning to buy a E65 .. but i dont know that E65 support FLite 3 or not. the E65 is a FLite 1.1 enable but can we use FL 3 developer in E65 ?

sorry.. i’m not a native english speaker
thanks

]]> Comment on Authoring Mobile Video Content for Flash Lite 2.x by nhippe http://nhippe.com/2007/04/05/hello-world/#comment-199 nhippe Tue, 12 Feb 2008 05:35:00 +0000 #comment-199 When you are using device video it is considerably more simple than using Flash Video. You create a video object in the library of the Flash authoring too. You drag the video object to the stage and give it an instance name (i.e. vid). In your actionscript you would use the following to play the video if it is local and in the same directory as the swf vid.play("a1_ring.3gp"); If the video is being streamed from a media server via rtsp you would use the following: vid.play("rtsp://whateverserver.com/a1_ring.3gp"); Yes that is why this solution is so simple, the device is doing everything. I do not think there is anyway to customize play(). With that said there is a great deal more functionality when using Flash video than device video. In order to use Flash video it will require the Flash Lite 3 player on the device. In the mean time you will need to use device video such that it is. Hope that helps. When you are using device video it is considerably more simple than using Flash Video. You create a video object in the library of the Flash authoring too. You drag the video object to the stage and give it an instance name (i.e. vid). In your actionscript you would use the following to play the video if it is local and in the same directory as the swf

vid.play(”a1_ring.3gp”);

If the video is being streamed from a media server via rtsp you would use the following:

vid.play(”rtsp://whateverserver.com/a1_ring.3gp”);

Yes that is why this solution is so simple, the device is doing everything. I do not think there is anyway to customize play(). With that said there is a great deal more functionality when using Flash video than device video. In order to use Flash video it will require the Flash Lite 3 player on the device. In the mean time you will need to use device video such that it is. Hope that helps.

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