I'm writing some new sample files for OSMF in preparation for my presentation, 'Standardize Your Flash with Adobe OSMF,' which I'll be giving on April 27th at FITC Toronto.

Last time I checked (February), OSMF was in Sprint 9 (and I updated my sample files at that time, posted here). Now, it's in Sprint 10, specifically version 0.93. And Adobe appears to have done a lot to lock down the API, which is definitely an exciting and positive development.

But, of course, there are some significant changes since the Sprint 9 OSMF framework -- so even the files I posted just two months ago are no longer valid. So, since I wrote it as one of the sample files for my talk, I figured I would post the code to run dynamic streaming with OSMF v0.93.

Here is a Flash CS4 document class, assuming you already have your OSMF SWC in your library path.

package
{
    import flash.display.Sprite; 
 
	import org.osmf.media.MediaPlayer;
	import org.osmf.containers.MediaContainer;
	import org.osmf.media.URLResource;
	import org.osmf.net.NetLoader;
	import org.osmf.elements.VideoElement;
	import org.osmf.utils.URL;
	import org.osmf.net.DynamicStreamingResource ;
	import org.osmf.net.DynamicStreamingItem ;
 
    public class MyPlayer extends Sprite
    { 
 
		private const RTMP_URL : String = "rtmp://myhost" ;
 
        public function MyPlayer()
        {
			player = new MediaPlayer ( ) ;
			container = new MediaContainer ( ) ;
			addChild ( container ) ;
			//set the player to play videos only once by default
			player.autoRewind=false;
			var resource : DynamicStreamingResource = new DynamicStreamingResource ( RTMP_URL ) ;
			var vector : Vector.<DynamicStreamingItem> = new Vector.<DynamicStreamingItem> ( 3 ) ;
			vector [ 0 ] = new DynamicStreamingItem ( "myMovie_high" , 1500 ) ;
			vector [ 1 ] = new DynamicStreamingItem ( "myMovie_low" , 400 ) ;
			vector [ 2 ] = new DynamicStreamingItem ( "myMovie_medium" , 600 ) ;
			resource.streamItems = vector ;
			videoElement = new VideoElement( resource ) ;
			player.media = videoElement ;
			container.addMediaElement ( videoElement ) ;
        } 
 
		private var player:MediaPlayer;
		private var container:MediaContainer;
		private var videoElement : VideoElement ;
 
    }
}

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-r