FMSPy provides implementation of RTMP protocol upon Twisted Framework. On top of protocol implementation it builds server for Flash/Flex clients.
- At the moment FMSPy supports:
basic RPC support;
application plugin infrastructure (applications are designed as FMSPy plugins);
application API.
- Plans include:
live webcam audo/video streaming;
streaming from disk and writing streams to disk;
shared object support;
monitoring and load analysis;
clustering.
Plugin applications may use full power of Twisted, for example: memcached protocol, database connections, RPC-over-HTTP, object persistence etc.
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