When i press record I get:

NetStream.Publish.Start

When I press Stop i get:

NetStream.Record.Start
NetStream.Unpublish.Success

When I press play I get:

NetStream.Failed

the .flv’s turn out to be 1kb

i had used the following code to record sound from flash .
it is working fine in our LAN. But, when i hosted in an public IP it is not recording any sound ..

can any one please help me that any solution is there to solve this problem.

BELOW IS THE CODE THAT I USED….

stop();

var count:Number = 0;
var timestamp:Date = new Date();
var nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection();

nc.connect(“rtmp://localhost/audiotest/samples”);

var ns:NetStream = new NetStream(nc);
ns.setBufferTime(2);

var mic:Microphone = Microphone.get();
mic.setRate(22);

ns.attachAudio(mic);

ns.onStatus = function($info:Object):Void
{
trace($info.code);
};

// record the audio to the stream
function recordAudio():Void
{
var fileName:String = String(timestamp.getTime() + (count++));

ns.publish(fileName, “record”);
}

// stop the recording of audio to the stream
function stopRecordingAudio():Void
{
ns.publish(false);
}

// plays back the audio that was recorded
function playRecordedAudio():Void
{
ns.play(currentFileName);
}

// record button
recordBtn_mc.onRelease = function():Void
{
recordAudio();
};

// stop button
stopBtn_mc.onRelease = function():Void
{
stopRecordingAudio();
};

// play button
playBtn_mc.onRelease = function():Void
{
playRecordedAudio();
};

Thanks in advance…

Aditya Kiran

I have to record microphone input and sound card object together as a single file.my requirement is i have to play karaoke from a list and will sing using microphone.So have to record both sounds together.Microphone recording working fine for me.But no idea how to record the playing sound object,ie how to access the sound card also.Please help me if you can.

That’s ok, I found out that you can actually install a FLV Audio Converter SDK on a VTN or dedicated server, through the Apache shell command line.

And to communicate between the SDK and the FMS, apparently you can use a server-side scripting program like PHP, to run the FLV Audio Converter on the fly, pass some parameters to run on the SDK, and once the mp3 file has been successfully created, use PHP once again to move it onto another location on the server.

It is quite a trip if you think about it, to end up using Actionscript, a FMS, an FLV Audio Converter, a VTN or dedicated server and PHP just to accomplish a Karaoke-like application.

Once I accomplish this project, I will post an article on my blog called Mobile Blab, and mention your article if you don’t mind.

Cheers!

Sebastian.