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Kyte.tv Release Mobile Producer Client for S60

Published by Ewan Spence at 19:45 UTC, September 30th 2008

Kyte today have officially announced the full availability of their Mobile Producer application, a C++ based S60 application to help produce and distribute live streaming and pre-recorded mobile video and pictures. It sits alongside their Kyte Mobile java application which allows people to view media on the Kyte.tv service. It's a free download, just point your phone's browser to http://m.kyte.tv/get and choose the Mobile Producer.

I'll be taking a closer look at Kyte's mobile producer application in the next few days, but for now there's no reason for you not to load it up and have a little play. You will need to register with Kyte.tv but you have the option to do this from the handset, so there's little need to power up your desk bound web browser.

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Categories: Software
Platforms: S60 3rd Edition

News Discussion

Unregistered
Oh another news that I've read on freak's blog already, it’s been days since I last heard news on the AAS that I hadn’t already read on some of the numerous Symbian/Nokia blogs!
fernando20
You're most welcome to stop reading AAS then, Unregistered.
Unregistered
I tried the previous closed beta version on my N96 and this one as well. I only get "Kyte: Media not supported" messages. Live broadcast works for chat but not for audio/video. Anyone with better luck with Kyte Producer on the N96?
jpwbamber
Kyte is a brilliant, free, cross platform, player, multimedia authoring and broadcast system for stored and streaming media.

I read up on http://www.kyte.tv/home/index.html
Watched overview video http://www.kyte.com/platform/pg/overview_video

Then I joined kyte for free and setup first channel.

Then I authored some new media using photos, transitions, audio, video using tool at http://www.kyte.tv/create/createShow.html

Then in phone browser I visited http://m.kyte.tv/get
Then download and installed Java player for N95 and N82 and tested.

Then in phone browser I visited http://m.kyte.tv/get
Then downloaded and installed native authoring system for N95 and N82 and tested.

Then embedded my new channel into Facebook.

Lots of other options are available and there is a full user guide at
http://www.kyte.com/support/web_user_guide

I have so far only scratched the surface of Kyte this can do.
jpwbamber
What does Kyte mean ?

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/kyte

–noun Scot. and North England.
the paunch; stomach; belly.
Tzer2
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Oh another news that I've read on freak's blog already, it’s been days since I last heard news on the AAS that I hadn’t already read on some of the numerous Symbian/Nokia blogs!
In case you hadn't noticed, AAS is about a lot more than just reporting news, we spend most of our time writing in-depth articles, reviews, analyses and editorials. We record podcasts, do videos, report from events, write how-to guides, and generally try to provide the best Symbian-related content on the internet. And it's all for free, you pay nothing for this at all.
Enfors
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Originally Posted by Tzer2 View Post
In case you hadn't noticed, AAS is about a lot more than just reporting news, we spend most of our time writing in-depth articles, reviews, analyses and editorials. We record podcasts, do videos, report from events, write how-to guides, and generally try to provide the best Symbian-related content on the internet. And it's all for free, you pay nothing for this at all.
Never mind the idiots, they unfortunately come with the territory. The rest of us think you guys do a great job, and we're very grateful for it. Keep it up!

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