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flashls is an open-source HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) video player built for Flash, enabling adaptive streaming in environments where Flash is still supported. It extends the capabilities of the OSMF (Open Source Media Framework) and Strobe Media Playback to provide smooth HLS playback with features like live streaming, adaptive bitrate switching, and DVR support. It was widely used before HTML5 video players became dominant.

Locomote Video Player is an extensible Flash-based video player created by Axis Communications. It supports various streaming protocols including HLS, RTMP, and progressive MP4, and is built with an event-driven plugin system for customizing playback behavior. Though now deprecated due to Flash's decline, it was used in surveillance, broadcasting, and enterprise video applications.

GrindPlayer is a Flash video player built using OSMF (Open Source Media Framework) + Flex. It aims to provide many of the video-playback functionalities that are needed in “modern” Flash applications, including plugins for advertisements and subtitles, etc. The repo includes support tools, localization files, and utilities for building the player with the Flex SDK. OSMF + Flex-based flash video player, which provides the most needed functionality nowadays. Build scripts (.bat files) for...

The plugin enables seek before download functionality with H264 videos in mp4 or flv for Flowplayer Flash with any http byte-range capable server like Apache or a CDN. Does not require any modifications on the server side. With this plugin you can use single version of your video to delivery to any device (either through html5 video or through Flash player+the plugin) from any http server.

Displays video preview images on your Flowplayer html5 timeline when the user hovers mouse over it. The big advantage of this plugin is that you don't need to pre generate these preview images and store them separately, it is done seamlessly on the fly for you. The mp4 meta data is loaded and parsed and then corresponding key frames are downloaded using byte-range requests and decoded in the browser so you do not need to deal with it. All major desktop browsers are supported, mobile devices without Flash are not supported but you probably will not this functionality on those.

JW Player 5 introduces a number of architectural changes that broaden the ability to develop on and contribute to the platform.