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This demonstrates multi-bitrate Adobe Httpstreaming with bitrate menu support.

Features

• Segmented streaming for Flash with Adobe HTTP Streaming support.
• Flash Access DRM streaming packaged within HDS Streams if packaged and provided by Adobe. see comment regards to Flash Access.
• Multi-bitrate streaming support with adaptive streaming.
• Multi-bitrate selection support with bitrate and settings menu features.
• Multi-language audio streaming support with language audio menu selection features.
• Flash GPU Accelerated playback enabled by default with a CSS fix for Firefox Windows to handle html overlays.
• onTextData captions events for live and VOD delivered as Flowplayer subtitle cuepoints.

Flash Known Issues

• Adobe HTTP Streaming doesn't support Trickplay features unless using Adobe Primetime Premium features in Flash.
• Requires an F4FModule for Apache installed on either a Windows or Linux server. Nginx has support for a HDS module using a premium server.
• HDS fragments can be cached for serving on a CDN using the supplied downloader script.
• Wowza HDS packager does not support Flash Access DRM.
• Adobe has closed off Flash Access DRM to all third party providers. Therefore Flash DRM as a fallback is now not an option and some browsers will lose support for DRM like previous versions of Safari and Windows 7 IE users.

(Current Version 6.0.4)

Compatibility

• Flowplayer 6.0.4 and above

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License Information

The Snapshot plugin is a once off commercial license with updates and support to the Snapshot plugin only. Flowplayer related questions and support may be provided on their forums at http://flowplayer.org/forum

• Single Domain License - Suitable for small sites with updates and unlimited support included.
• Multi Domain License - Suitable for larger sites and video platform sites with updates, feature requests and unlimited priority support included.

Note:

With your purchase please provide your domains to be provided with your licensed plugin. New domains need to be requested manually for the moment.

Demo

Contact for a site demo download.

Refund Policy:

Please request for a 60 day site demo before purchase. Refunds will not be issued unless under some circumstances sorry for the inconvenience.

Examples

Basic Example

Flowplayer configuration

Minimal config with a global json config.

Configuration

The configurations for the Flash embed can be made in the `flash` config on the player.

Here is a list of the configuration options:

Debug Player

The supplied debug player can be useful for verbose console logging of the streaming functions. The debug config can be configured to enable / disable logging.

Backend Server

Included is a backend server which demonstrates handling the DRM authentication requests from the Flash Access server.

HDS Packaging

Included are example scripts for automating the HDS packaging process for multi-bitrate and multi-language audio mp4 files.

HDS and HLS Example

This example demonstrates playing both HDS and HLS together. If the `ieOnly` configuration is enabled it will fallback to HLS.JS for most browsers that support mediasource based streaming or Native HLS for Safari. Internet Explorer 11 will therefore be chosen for the Flash HDS source. The Flash HLS player does not support bitrate selection, GPU accelerated playback or embedded live captions.

Flash Access DRM Example

NOTE:

Adobe has closed off Flash Access DRM to all third party providers and will cease in July. Therefore Flash DRM as a fallback is now not an option and some browsers will lose support for DRM like previous versions of Safari and Windows 7 IE users. This may still function if packaging and DRM service is provided by Adobe only. They may require you to use their player SDK instead and Flash Access over HLS.

This example demonstrates Flash Access DRM streaming in HDS using EZDRM pre-authentication features.

DRM HDS streaming can be useful as fallback content options when streaming with Mpeg Dash DRM features that the chosen browser doesn't currently support.

How Does It Work ?

Using the F4fpackager tool with DRM details and certificates provided by the Flash Access Server or a Flash Access Provider, the content is encrypted with the required information to authenticate itself with the configured Flash Access Server URL to obtain a license before the Flash Player will accept playback.

Below is the workflow of DRM authentication :

• DRM metadata is packaged within the F4m manifest by default.
• DRM metadata and encrypted headers and information is parsed in the F4m manifest and sent to the Flash Player and checked if a license is stored in the client cache.
• If the license has expired or not stored in the client cache, it will request to obtain a license from the Flash Access server.
• Depending on the authentication type encrypted in the content the Flash Access server will determine an authentication event.
• For user authentication content, the user will be prompted for a login which will be checked against a members database authentication url configured in the Flash Access server or Flash Access Provider server.
• The members database server script will return a user configurable variable output with a success state and a license expiry. The configuration can include licence expiry and how the DRM file is playable.
• The Flash Access server will use this information and return to the client to store the license for the expiry period and allow playback.
• Anonymous authentication works similar but the license is pre-authenticated with an anonymous login configured in the members database however the license expires immediately and has to be requested each time.

Multi-Language Audio Example

This example demonstrates multi-language audio streaming selection.

Video can be prepared and packaged with no audio streams muxed in to reduce bandwidth usage. A default audio stream will be used externally.

An audio menu feature will be used for selection alongside a bitrate menu.

Audio language selection support is also available in the settings menu feature.

A default language is required to be configured using the `lang` config.

Settings Menu Example

This example demonstrates using the settings menu for bitrate selection, language audio selection.

The Snapshot plugin is a once off commercial license with updates and support to the Snapshot plugin only. Flowplayer related questions and support may be provided on their forums at http://flowplayer.org/forum

• Single Domain License - Suitable for small sites with updates and unlimited support included.
• Multi Domain License - Suitable for larger sites and video platform sites with updates, feature requests and unlimited priority support included.

Note:

With your purchase please provide your domains to be provided with your licensed plugin. New domains need to be requested manually for the moment.

Demo

Contact for a site demo download.

Refund Policy:

Please request for a 60 day site demo before purchase. Refunds will not be issued unless under some circumstances sorry for the inconvenience.

Examples

Basic Example

Flowplayer configuration

Minimal config with a global json config.

Configuration

The configurations for the Flash embed can be made in the `flash` config on the player.

Here is a list of the configuration options:

Debug Player

The supplied debug player can be useful for verbose console logging of the streaming functions. The debug config can be configured to enable / disable logging.

Backend Server

Included is a backend server which demonstrates handling the DRM authentication requests from the Flash Access server.

HDS Packaging

Included are example scripts for automating the HDS packaging process for multi-bitrate and multi-language audio mp4 files.

HDS and HLS Example

This example demonstrates playing both HDS and HLS together. If the `ieOnly` configuration is enabled it will fallback to HLS.JS for most browsers that support mediasource based streaming or Native HLS for Safari. Internet Explorer 11 will therefore be chosen for the Flash HDS source. The Flash HLS player does not support bitrate selection, GPU accelerated playback or embedded live captions.

Flash Access DRM Example

NOTE:

Adobe has closed off Flash Access DRM to all third party providers and will cease in July. Therefore Flash DRM as a fallback is now not an option and some browsers will lose support for DRM like previous versions of Safari and Windows 7 IE users. This may still function if packaging and DRM service is provided by Adobe only. They may require you to use their player SDK instead and Flash Access over HLS.

This example demonstrates Flash Access DRM streaming in HDS using EZDRM pre-authentication features.

DRM HDS streaming can be useful as fallback content options when streaming with Mpeg Dash DRM features that the chosen browser doesn't currently support.

How Does It Work ?

Using the F4fpackager tool with DRM details and certificates provided by the Flash Access Server or a Flash Access Provider, the content is encrypted with the required information to authenticate itself with the configured Flash Access Server URL to obtain a license before the Flash Player will accept playback.

Below is the workflow of DRM authentication :

• DRM metadata is packaged within the F4m manifest by default.
• DRM metadata and encrypted headers and information is parsed in the F4m manifest and sent to the Flash Player and checked if a license is stored in the client cache.
• If the license has expired or not stored in the client cache, it will request to obtain a license from the Flash Access server.
• Depending on the authentication type encrypted in the content the Flash Access server will determine an authentication event.
• For user authentication content, the user will be prompted for a login which will be checked against a members database authentication url configured in the Flash Access server or Flash Access Provider server.
• The members database server script will return a user configurable variable output with a success state and a license expiry. The configuration can include licence expiry and how the DRM file is playable.
• The Flash Access server will use this information and return to the client to store the license for the expiry period and allow playback.
• Anonymous authentication works similar but the license is pre-authenticated with an anonymous login configured in the members database however the license expires immediately and has to be requested each time.

Multi-Language Audio Example

This example demonstrates multi-language audio streaming selection.

Video can be prepared and packaged with no audio streams muxed in to reduce bandwidth usage. A default audio stream will be used externally.

An audio menu feature will be used for selection alongside a bitrate menu.

Audio language selection support is also available in the settings menu feature.

A default language is required to be configured using the `lang` config.

Settings Menu Example

This example demonstrates using the settings menu for bitrate selection, language audio selection.

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