Our Recorder is now a bit smarter
July 21st, 2009 by Lukasz HankusJust recently we added a small tweak to the Recorder, to make it try connecting to our recording facilities over more than just one port and protocol pair.
As of next push, those of you, who are hopelessly firewalled, will be able to record not only using the default port 1935, but also over ports 80 or 443, too. No user action is needed, Recorder does the magic automatically.
5 Responses to “Our Recorder is now a bit smarter”
leonidus May 21, 2010 - 2:18 pm
Do you plan to opensource your recorder? Or point me to a place where I can find notes on developing such a recorder. Your recorder is great but it just allows one to control specific operations and the streams are saved in your server. Is it just possible to save the streams locally in my webserver when save is clicked or recording happens? I would like to modify these things in your recorder. Let me know if its possible.
Colin Devroe October 14, 2010 - 11:38 am
leonidus: We will probably never open source our recorder. If you want something that specific that allows you to save locally – I would suggest simply building one in Flash yourself.
heroizm February 1, 2011 - 11:34 pm
Are we able to customize the recorder?
If not, can we build a custom recorder that records directly to Viddler?
Sandeep May 18, 2011 - 3:55 am
is there a javascript API that allows methods like start recording/stop recording/save recording to viddlers site. I want to call save recorded video programatically on certain condition . if there is any solution for that let me know.
Lukasz Hankus May 18, 2011 - 12:21 pm
Right now recorder only informs about status changes, to allow page to react.
However – we’re working on a new recorder, consisting of chromeless core and a flash skin. This means you’ll be able to both apply your skin on top of the core that takes care of the recording logic, as well as control the chromeless from JS the way you want.