Macromedia flash media server 2-client-side actionscript language reference for flash media server 2 User Manual
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Client-Side ActionScript Language Reference
Property summary for the Camera class
Property (read-only)
Description
A numeric value from 0 to 100 that specifies the amount of
motion the camera is detecting.
motion the camera is detecting.
The maximum amount of bandwidth the current outgoing
video feed can use, in bytes.
video feed can use, in bytes.
The rate at which the camera is capturing data, in frames per
second.
second.
The rate at which you would like the camera to capture data, in
frames per second.
frames per second.
The current capture height, in pixels.
The index of the camera, as reflected in the array returned by
.
A number that specifies which video frames are transmitted in
full instead of being interpolated by the video compression
algorithm.
full instead of being interpolated by the video compression
algorithm.
A Boolean value that specifies whether a local view of what
the camera is capturing is compressed or uncompressed.
the camera is capturing is compressed or uncompressed.
A numeric value from 0 to 100 that specifies the amount of
motion required to invoke
motion required to invoke
Camera.onActivity(true)
.
The number of milliseconds between the time the camera
stops detecting motion and the time
stops detecting motion and the time
Camera.onActivity(false)
is invoked.
A Boolean value that specifies whether the user has allowed
or denied access to the camera.
or denied access to the camera.
The name of the camera as specified by the camera hardware.
Class property; an array of strings containing the names of all
available video capture devices, including video capture cards
and cameras.
available video capture devices, including video capture cards
and cameras.
A number that specifies the current level of picture quality
based on the amount of compression being applied to each
video frame.
based on the amount of compression being applied to each
video frame.
The current capture width, in pixels.