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Red5 Pro Release – Server, iOS, Android and HTML5

Lot’s of improvements with this one! Red5 Pro 3.4.0 introduces a Simple Authentication Plugin which provides an easier way to prevent unauthorized users from creating streams. Additionally, we have added shared objects support for HTML5 and mobile platforms. Red5 Pro’s SharedObjects are based on RTMP’s Remote SharedObject started by Adobe. We’ve made it accessible to all of our endpoints like HTML5, iOS and Android through the Red5 Pro Streaming SDKs.

What can you do with SharedObjects? You can build real-time text chat applications that sync with your video streams, or create shared whiteboard drawing apps, puzzle games, and essentially, anything where you need to maintain state across hundreds, thousands, or even millions of connected clients through Red5 Pro’s platform.

For more details, please refer to our release notes:

##[Release 3.4.0 – 28 April, 2017](https://www.red5pro.com/docs/server/releasenotes/)

Server:
  • Added Simple Authentication Plugin
  • Added WebRTC support for MP3 audio
  • Fixed: Occasional glitches in RTC to RTC streams
  • Fixed: Jittery WebRTC playback from 3rd-party publishers (FMLE, OBS)
  • Fixed: API stats for a WebRTC stream still display after the stream has stopped * broadcasting
  • Fixed: Stream broadcasting for over 4.66 hours to cluster was removed from edge servers
  • Fixed: Autoscaling – updated AWS SDK, including support for some newly-added regions (requires updated cloud plugin download)
  • Fixed: Autoscaling – Can’t subscribe to same republished stream name if origin fails (and is replaced)
  • Front-End contains HTML5 SDK updates to support Internet Explorer Flash fallback (see Streaming Release Notes) for details

##[Release 3.4.0 – 28 April, 2017](https://www.red5pro.com/docs/server/releasenotes/)

HTML5 SDK:
  • Added shared object support
  • Added support for mute/unmute of published stream

#####*iOS SDK:** Added shared object support
#####*Android SDK:** Added shared object support
#####*Streaming Examples:** Updated Streaming HTML5 Example with tests for shared objects, mute audio, simple authentication plugin* Updated Streaming iOS Example with tests for shared objects, simple authentication plugin, fixed publish – orientation example to support iPads* Updated Streaming Android Example with tests for shared objects, simple authentication plugin


To get the latest release, please login to your account and download the new builds.
To upgrade your server, follow this link.
To upgrade your iOS SDK, follow this link.
To upgrade your Android SDK, follow this link.
For example applications, visit our Github page.

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