You can use an example module that uses the LiveStreamRecord APIs and IMediaStreamActionNotify3 interface to start recording ...

When live streams are recorded using one of the live record configurations in Wowza Media Server the recorded files themselves ...

Note: For use with Wowza Media Server 3.0.3.12 and later. Download the latest Development patch from here.

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With Flash 11 you can now publish h.264 video using its built-in encoder. Previous versions of Flash were limited to Sorenson ...

This article describes how to use the built-in ModuleMediaWriterFileMover module to automatically copy or move files after ...

You can override releaseStream to authorize a stream that is being published. This example checks to see if a stream with ...

When using the rtp-live and rtp-live-record stream types, Native RTP and MPEG-TS streams are started and stopped on demand based on client's viewing the stream. The publishing process is started the first time a client attempts to view a stream and stops 60 seconds after the last client has stopped viewing the stream. If you want to control when the stream is started and be sure it remains running you can use the MediaCaster API to acquire and release the stream. The code looks like this:

To start publishing/recording:
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You can use the IMediaWriterActionNotify listener interface to be notified when file writes are completed. Listeners are added to an application instance using the IApplicationInstance.addMediaWriterListener(IMedia WriterActionNotify listener) method. Below is a module for that illustrates how to use this interface.


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Use this in a live application to limit publishing to allowed IP addresses. IP list is set in Application.xml property. ...

LiveStreamRecord, formerly a free AddOn, has been incorporated into Wowza Media Server® 3.5 as an API that gives you more control over recording live streams to video on demand files. This feature enables you to control the live stream recording process using a web-based user interface, HTTP URL queries, or programmatically. Powerful new APIs are included to support splitting of in-process live streams into multiple on-demand MP4 (QuickTime® container) files or FLV (Flash® Video container) files, with the split points based on video duration, clock time, or file size. ...

This is a collection of utility modules ready to use in Wowza applications. (You do not need the IDE)

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Instructions to configure a Wowza Media Server® application named videorecording to illustrate advanced video recording capabilities using Adobe® Flash® Player. This example requires a single computer running Adobe Flash in a web browser and a web camera. ...

This article describes how to use Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) with a Wowza Media Server® for Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instance to stream video on demand. Amazon S3 provides a repository for storage of your media files that can be accessed by multiple Wowza Media Server for EC2 instances. The persistent nature of Amazon S3 storage means that the content is always available to an instance after you launch it. ...