Stream on-demand multi-bitrate video over HTTP to Flash and iOS
Content
Created
31 October 2011
Requirements
Prerequisite knowledge
You should have completed the second article in this series.
User level
Beginning
In this screencast, we'll learn how to use Flash Media Server 4.5 (FMS) to stream multi-bitrate on-demand video to both Flash and iOS devices. Learn about set-level and stream-level manifest files and how to use the Set-level Manifest Generator tool to create them.
Where to go from here
- Beginning Flash Media Server 4.5—Part 6: Beginner's guide to HTTP Dynamic Streaming (HDS)
- Stream on-demand media (HTTP)
- Configure HTTP Dynamic Streaming and HTTP Live Streaming
Be sure to watch the other videos in this series:
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