Flash Media Server resources
Flash Media Server Technical Overview
Provides information about server editions and common uses for the server, as well as a technical overview of the server architecture and security features.
LiveDocs | PDF
Flash Media Server Installation Guide
Provides information about system requirements and upgrading, installing, and uninstalling Flash Media Server, and explains how to verify installation and get started streaming media.
LiveDocs | PDF
Flash Media Server Configuration and Administration Guide
Describes how to deploy, configure, and tune the server, how to use the Administration Console and logs to monitor the server, and how to use the Administration API to create custom administration and monitoring tools.
LiveDocs | PDF
Flash Media Server Administration API Reference
Describes the syntax and usage of all elements in the Administration API.
LiveDocs | PDF
Flash Media Server Developer Guide
Describes how to create Flash Media Server applications, and how to use the provided live and video-on-demand services.
LiveDocs | PDF | Sample files (ZIP)
Flash ActionScript 3.0 Language and Components Reference
A reference manual that describes the syntax and usage of all elements in the ActionScript 3.0 language, including Flash components for ActionScript 3.0.
LiveDocs | Download (ZIP)
Flash Media Server ActionScript 2.0 Language Reference
Describes the syntax and usage of all elements in the ActionScript 2.0 language that use Flash Media Server resources.
LiveDocs | PDF
Server-Side ActionScript Language Reference for Flash Media Interactive Server
Describes the syntax and usage of all elements in the Server-Side ActionScript language.
LiveDocs | PDF
Flash Media Interactive Server Plug-in Developer Guide
Describes how to build and deploy C++ plug-ins that extend the functionality of the server.
LiveDocs | PDF
Flash Media Interactive Server Plug-in API Reference
Describes the syntax and usage of all elements in the Plug-in API.
LiveDocs | Download (ZIP)
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