RTMPy is a Twisted protocol implementing the Real Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP), used for streaming audio, video and data between the Adobe Flash Player and a server.
As of 0.1, RTMPy provides a simple server architecture, something that will be expanded on over the next coming releases.
The server framework is loosely based on the same design as the FMS Server Side ActionScript Language Reference. Specifically the Application class, Client class and Stream class.
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