Re: RTMPS and Flash across different browsers

Chrome has internal Flash, so it's results are usually different ... On Linuxes your can switch between Flash implementations in Chrome (might not help) On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 3:21 AM, Bart Coninckx wrote: > Is the RTMPS browser dependant? Is this not taken care of by Flash? > > > BC > > On 02/

Re: RTMPS and Flash across different browsers

Is the RTMPS browser dependant? Is this not taken care of by Flash? BC On 02/07/13 02:03, Maxim Solodovnik wrote: The latest Chrome version is something like 23. If I'm not mistaken rtmps world in latest chrome under Ubuntu On Feb 7, 2013 4:08 AM, "Stephen Cottham"

Re: RTMPS and Flash across different browsers

The latest Chrome version is something like 23. If I'm not mistaken rtmps world in latest chrome under Ubuntu On Feb 7, 2013 4:08 AM, "Stephen Cottham" wrote: > Could well be, I'll check tomorrow for sure. > > Sent from my iPhone > > On 6 Feb 2013, at 20:58, "Bart Coninckx" wrote: > > > What ver

Re: RTMPS and Flash across different browsers

Could well be, I'll check tomorrow for sure. Sent from my iPhone On 6 Feb 2013, at 20:58, "Bart Coninckx" wrote: > What version of OM? > > I seem to remember having read that login happens over RTMPS (but I might > bve wrong), > > BC > > > On 02/06/13 19:57, Stephen Cottham wrote: >> Hi B

Re: RTMPS and Flash across different browsers

What version of OM? I seem to remember having read that login happens over RTMPS (but I might bve wrong), BC On 02/06/13 19:57, Stephen Cottham wrote: Hi Bart, My findings are that Linux doesn't play nice with RTMPS using the latest flash regardless of browser. Windows 7 and Windows XP I

RE: RTMPS and Flash across different browsers

Hi Bart, My findings are that Linux doesn't play nice with RTMPS using the latest flash regardless of browser. Windows 7 and Windows XP I don't have any issues with either FF or IE8/9 using Flash 11.5.502.146. If you keep the Web session to be HTTPS then the logon is still encrypted so credentia