How to load a ByteArray FLV in OSMF?

[MarceloReborn]

I'm working on a local application ( it's not a website or nothing related ) and I have various FLVs with a very simple encryptation method (just like adding 10 at each byte).

I can load/play them using NetStream.appendBytes() after my decrypt, but that happens only after I read all video data.

What I really need is to stream those videos from a remote url, and decrypting while receiving data, using a OSMF player that I already have.

This is my current code just to play my decoded FLV byte array

private function playBytes(bytes:ByteArray):void 
{
            // detecting it's header
            if (bytes.readUTFBytes(3) != "FLV")
            {
                _text.appendText("\nFile \""+ file +"\" is not a FLV")
                return void;
            }
            bytes.position = 0;
            netConnection.connect(null);
            netStream = new NetStream(netConnection);
            netStream.client = { onMetaData:function(obj:Object):void { } }
            video.attachNetStream(netStream);
            addChild(video); 
            // put the NetStream class into Data Generation mode
            netStream.play(null);
            // before appending new bytes, reset the position to the beginning
            netStream.appendBytesAction(NetStreamAppendBytesAction.RESET_BEGIN);
            // append the FLV video bytes
            netStream.appendBytes(bytes);
}

[I moved the discussion from OSMF, to here, due the lack of attention there]

[Andrei1-bKoviI]

Well, this is a very daunting task. In OSMF there is whole group of classes related to HTTP streaming that have this implementation - appending packets to previously established NetStream.

[MarceloReborn]

Andrei1, thank you for replying, but I still need  directions.

I searched all the web, and various OSMF classes, and OSMF docs, and I found nothing related - I'd be happy if I realize that I wasn't searching well, and someone show me all the links I have missed.

I also thought in creating a plugin for OSMF, but I realized that is not an easy task.

[Andrei1-bKoviI]

I looked at it a couple of month ago and, frankly, don't remember exact package that takes care of it. I don't have OSMF code on this machine - so I cannot look into it now.

I doubt there are many resources on the web regarding this. This is a very specialized functionality and very few people attempted to do what OSMF does. We have figured out certain aspects but were not able to completely replicate it. Again, it is a very daunting task to search of byte offsets and match with file format specs.

[Pimenov_Oleg]

Have you more code for this example ?

thanks