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Flash Media Server 4 in three new versions

09.09.2010

Adobe Flash Media Server 4 packshotAt the IBC 2010 Conference and Exhibition, Adobe announced the availability of Adobe Flash Media Server 4 software, its premier Windows- and Linux-based solution for streaming video and real-time communication. With this release, Adobe introduces three new versions: Flash Media Streaming Server 4 (for small- to medium-sized customers), Flash Media Interactive Server 4 (new IP multicast and live packaging with HTTP Dynamic Streaming for superior playback quality across the broadest range of platforms and devices) and Flash Media Enterprise Server 4 (large-scale video streaming and social applications), the first release to enable peer-assisted networking, with Real Time Media Flow Protocol (RTMFP), drastically reducing bandwidth usage. Adobe Flash Media Streaming Server 4 is offered at $995 US, and Flash Media Interactive Server 4 is priced at $4,500 US; Flash Media Enterprise Server 4 pricing can be quoted by contacting Adobe. Trial versions and development tools can be found on products' respective web pages (click links above). [source]

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