NetGrouper A wrapper for Actionscript 3.0’s NetGroup and RTMFP Multicasting abilities to create quick P2P multiplayer games over local networks or Adobe Cirrus The example project included shows you how to connect over a local network or Cirrus as well… Read More

AS3MUL AS3 Multiuser Library is a Flash peer to peer framework built using Adobe Cirrus with ease of use and scalability in mind. The AS3 Multiuser Library (AS3MUL) was built to allow developers to quickly and easily create multi-player flash… Read More

Building real time networked games and applications can be challenging. This tutorial will show you how to connect flash clients using Cirrus, and introduce you to some vital techniques. Premium Preview Click the start button in the SWF above to… Read More

Actionscripthero interview with Adobe Gaming Evangelist Tomas Krcha after his session Buiding Realtime Multiplayer Games with P2P at FITC Amsterdam 2011. ABOUT: Introducing Tomas. What is Flash P2P Differences, advantages, security issues between P2P and Flash Media Server Blog Tomas… Read More

Last year I wrote two tutorials connected with local network connections via P2P: MAX Racer Remote Device Controller in AIR for Android and Local Flash Peer-to-Peer Communication over LAN (without Cirrus/Stratus) Right now you can watch the video tutorial showing… Read More

For my Cirrus Flex Camp presentation on Monday, here are links to the things we will be covering: Cirrus Developer Key: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/cirrus/ CirrusLib: http://code.google.com/p/cirrus/ Advanced: Direct Routing: http://www.flashrealtime.com/directed-routing-explained-flash-p2p/ Multicast Streaming: http://www.flashrealtime.com/tutorial-multicast-streaming-in-flash-playe...… Read More

The Video Phone application is a sample application utitlizing codename Cirrus (previously codename Stratus) that allows a user to make a video call to another user who is also connected to the Video Phone application. This application relies on a… Read More

Regarding the latest info from Michael Thornburg (Adobe) Codename Cirrus got refreshed and you can now leverage new two features. One of them is sending developer key as as a second parameter of connect method, which improves security as key… Read More

We will have a look at what exactly RTMFP is, how it can be use in a LAN even without using Adobe's Cirrus Server, then we will start to implement our classes to use the netGroup features.Category:…Flash Actionscripting Read More

//Flash Player 10 brought us the RTMFP protocol, then the 10.1 update added the flash.net.NetGroup granularity. What does this mean for us? Short answer: easy peer to peer communications. Not so short answer: Zero-configuration networking to exchange message between several… Read More

I just ran into a problem with NetGroup.Connect.Rejected, my FMS4 server was running ok – I have even tried Cirrus/Stratus and I was still getting this error on demos, which were properly working before. OK – so what is this… Read More

Codename Cirrus (previously codename Stratus) enables peer assisted networking using the Real Time Media Flow Protocol (RTMFP) within the Adobe Flash® Platform. Cirrus has now been upgraded to support new RTMFP groups technology built within Adobe Flash Player 10.1 beta… Read More

Quick note: As you have probably already registered, we have renamed Adobe Stratus P2P rendezvous service to Adobe Cirrus. You can read about details at Kevin’s Towes blog. Basically, acquire new developer key here and use new address: rtmfp://p2p.rtmfp.net/YOUR-DEVKEY/ What… Read More

Kevin Towes, Product Manager of Adobe Flash Media Server, posted on his blog that Stratus has now been renamed for Cirrus (also a type of cloud). Cirrus gives developers the ability to create applications for audio, video, games, collaborative without… Read More

In preparation for my session at Streaming Media Europe in a couple of weeks I had a play with the IP multicast feature in Flash today. Tom Krcha posted an excellent example on his blog a few months ago which… Read More

In preparation for my session at Streaming Media Europe in a couple of weeks I had a play with the IP multicast feature in Flash today. Tom Krcha posted an excellent example on his blog a few months ago which… Read More

Adobe introducing the service known as Cirrus. Cirrus (previously codename Stratus ) is technology preview service for developers to build applications using end-to-end peering capability features in Flash Player 10.1. Flash Player is already the market leader in online video… Read More