Flash The Ripper

Papervision3D now has its own wiki, which is very useful especially for those who just start using PV3D.

You can start, for example, from Papervision3D FAQ and PV3D tutorials.

haXe FLV Video Streaming Multithread Server is small and fast multithread FLV video and audio streaming server, written competely in universal haXe language by Nicolas Canasse, the author of MTASC compiler and the author of haXe language.haXe Video server supports webcam and mic recording, improved the FLV and AMF support. There’s simple test application which you can run in just few easy steps.To test the haXe FLV Video Streaming Multithread Server:

• unpack the distributive
• run the server.bat
• open video.swf
• click “Record Cam” button
• dance, sing and clap your hands say yeah to the camera
• click “Stop” button
• click “Play Rec. Video”
• see all your actions recorded.

The first beta of haXe Video, the multithread FLV video streaming server was released February 11, 200. The goal was to create lightweight and fast media server for streaming the audio- and video- files with high performance.

Filesize of haXe Video distributive is 7 MB, where 7 MB is the size of sample video FLV file provided within the distributive. No misprint here. To be precise, the total size of all haXe Video server source files is 131 KB. Moreover, as Nicolas wrote, it is less actually: 15.3 KB for AMF+FLV+RTMP protocols and 12.5 KB for the server itself, plus + 6.8 KB for the sample UI and logic.

That’s about lightweight.

Some think that Canasse is kidding; however, he doesn’t.

Daniel Cassidy has implemented the XPath support for the haXe universal language.

The aim is to fully implement XPath in compliance with W3C standard. This very alpha version of XPath for haXe still needs some features to be finished, like compilation to JavaScript, implementation such XPath functions as id(), namespace-uri() and lang(), namespaces support and some more small features, related to details of XML implementation in haXe.

Here’s XPath for haXe documentation.

See also: haXe: installation and creation of your first Flash application with haXe compiler