Powerflasher (Michael Plank)
Part 1 – Intro
- Introduction to FDT
- FDT in action
Part 2 – Workflows
- Animate in the Flash, code in FDT
- Logging with SOS
Part 1
Part 2
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[...] FDT: Pure Coding Comfort – Powerflasher (Michael Plank) [...]
Argl : rtmp://ai5gqsa.rtmphost.com/lfpug/2008_11_27_powerflasher_1.flv
It will be very usefull if we can download the video files. Or if you also post them on youtube or vimeo !
Better to seek !
The problem with Vimeo and YouTube is that neither stream the video. These videos are generally an hour long so without streaming they could become a nightmare to view, skip etc.
That\’s to Influxis, the videos here are streaming.
Perhaps put the FLV file on rapidshare ?
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Mmm… are you sure YouTube and vimeo don´t do streaming?
Have you tried it?
lol
Franck, try Replay Media Catcher http://www.applian.com/download-videos/ it is tool which can record and save RTMP streaming
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That was perhaps the best online presentation I’ve seen in 2008. The ambulance and sirens were funny….only to be trumped by some pretty damn memorizing speed coding to a song about time, no less.
Thanks! Merry Xmas / Happy New Year!!
[...] It really is that straight forward. As I mentioned earlier there are some really good articles around outling this kind of work flow, here, here and some general FDT tip’s at blog.flashmech.net under the FDT category. [...]