Hi Joey,
There are two requirements: (1) use Flash Player 11 or later, and (2)
use VideoIO11.swf or similar.
The HTML/JavaScript code in
http://myprojectguide.org/p/flash-videoio/test.html automatically
detects and uses the correct SWF (VideoIO.swf vs VideoIO45.swf vs
VideoIO11.swf) based on the Flash Player version.
If you use another SWF then "H264Avc" is not recognized.
You can try out setting the values from the link above, enter H264Avc
and press "enter" to set the value. Then open JavaScript console and
do
$("video1").getProperty("videoCodec")
The blocky video picture is due to Sorenson, but the choppy video
framerate is probably just the bandwidth issue I think. If you enable
"loopback" mode then Flash Player always uses Sorenson for local video
display even if the sent video stream is in H264Avc.
Hope this helps.
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