Red5 is an Open Source Flash Server that streams audio, video and data to and from the flash plugin live and on demand. Codegent is a full service web development new media agency, based in clapham, london, uk, that specialise in flash design and development work and helped pioneer the open source red5 flash server.

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Third Thursday - May News

Posted by Mark McDermott on 20 May 2010 at 06:46 PM
Categories: Codegent News
Mark McDermott
Mark McDermott
Co-Founder
BLOG: Third Thursday - May News

We are trying something new (and foolish?) this month for our Third Thursday newsletter by putting together a video of codegent news. Just click on the player above to get the lowdown on what the agency has been up to recently and let us know what you think!

Codegent Bangkok
Our new office in Bangkok

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The Ultimate Friday Playlist

Posted by Matt Jukes on 17 March 2009 at 05:29 PM
Categories: It's a Random World
Matt Jukes
Matt Jukes
Creative Director
BLOG: The Ultimate Friday Playlist.

Here at codegent we love our music, and we love Friday afternoons. So we have decided to put together the Ultimate Friday Playlist on Spotify and we need your help.

For those who haven't been swept up in the revolution, Spotify is a simple piece of software which puts any song you want to listen to at your fingertips and gives you instant access with no restrictions. We find this interesting as it is the final stage in de-commoditisation of music, which started with the removal of the purchase of a physical 12"/Tape/CD. Now purchase is no longer needed to listen to any song, when you want it.

So if you want to add a song to get us dancing on Friday, install spotify then follow this link to add your party favourites. http://tiny.cc/vvZAU

To claim a song as your own, you can either leave a comment below or just tweet it to us @codegent or tag #ultimatefridayplaylist

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Office Makeover

Posted by Mark McDermott on 11 February 2009 at 07:06 PM
Categories: Codegent News
Mark McDermott
Mark McDermott
Co-Founder
BLOG: Office Makeover

After three great years in our second office, The Plough Brewery (I can't believe its been that long already) we thought it was time to do the place up again as well as address our pressing need for a larger meeting room.

Once the work permission bribe to the landlord had cleared the account it was full steam ahead with the build. The new meeting room is a sleek glass number decked out with mounted flatscreen and sweet sound system for demos, leather sofas for chilling and drinks fridge for... erm, drinking. We need to sort that table out next :)

Feel free to stop by and sample the facilities!

A big thanks must also go to Tom and Charles of Alexander Hamel Interiors for the beautiful decor. Highly recommended.

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Proper Chrimbo

Posted by Mark McDermott on 31 December 2008 at 03:03 PM
Categories: Codegent News, Site Launches
Mark McDermott
Mark McDermott
Co-Founder
BLOG: Proper Chrimbo

Well there has been no slacking at codegent towers over the holiday season. Even on New Year's Eve half the office is still here finishing off bits and bobs for the various January campaign launches we are doing for our clients. Dedication to the cause!

2009 looks like an interesting and tough challenge for us all, but one we are relishing. We expect clients to be looking very hard at what they are getting for their money. It's something we've always believed is important but never more so than now. We're an ideas-led agency but we always make sure that they relate back to the client's commercial requirements. We call this process a "Return on Ideas" and it's something we're looking to refine over the next few months.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone
Mark, David and Luke

PS We couldn't sign off without giving you a little pressie now could we?

Feel free to play with Youth Music's Elf band and slap down your very own remix of Jingle Bells whilst you catch up on what Youth Music have been up to in 2008.
http://seasonsgreetings.youthmusic.org.uk/ »

And if you have experienced the embarrassment of a card turning up from someone who failed to make your own list all is not lost! We knocked this little app together in one day as a proof of concept for our latest gizmo, the "Snapper"... more on that one in January :)
http://lastminutexmascards.appspot.com/ »

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Heroes & Villains

Posted by Jenny Carpenter on 4 June 2008 at 08:26 PM
Categories: Office Banter, It's a Random World, Musings
Jenny Carpenter
Jenny Carpenter
Project Manager
BLOG: Heroes & Villians

I'm writing this by only the light of my computer screen, this is my last hope. It's a dangerous thing I do putting this information into the public domain but I have no alternative, they are coming for me tonight.....

I know of two superheros which you must help to protect so they can continue to utlise their wonderous powers!  They go by the names of Antihistimine Man and Acronym Boy. 

Antihistimine Man fights against the evil chemical Histimine, his weapons are a variety of creams, sprays, tablets and injections, and his trusty sidekick Acronym Boy who can decipher any acronym known to man!  Without their talents, the world would not be as we know it.  

If you recognise them, protect them, for their fight is for good and for a better tomorrow.

There's someone coming, they're coming for me now, My God it's their evil arch enemy...... 

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The Future of Web Services

Posted by Matt Jukes on 29 May 2008 at 11:34 AM
Categories: Musings, Online Innovation
Matt Jukes
Matt Jukes
Creative Director
BLOG: The Future of Web Services

We love music here at codegent, there is always something playing through the speakers, and usually quite a mixed bag. ( unless Mark is in charge of the tunes :) )

So when we came across the Muxtape, we were very excited. Inspired by the mixtapes of our youth this is service where you can select 12 songs, upload them, and then share your mix with your friends. Or you can flip through the mixes others have put together. It’s a great way to discover new music, in a random way.

But it is this random approach which got in the way of the service stepping out of it niche music-nazi audience. Enter the Audience.

Members of the community have developed a serices of tools to make Muxtape so much better. MuxFind and MuxSeek have are search engines that allow you to search through all of the mixtapes available. This is the community taking something which is great, and making it better. This is the community taking control of their services, and making it what they want it to be. A similar revolution has gone on around Twitter. Companies such as TweetScan and Twhirl have developed their own businesses and services around the Twitter Tool.

This is what Web 2.0 is really about. And this is why this is why we love this thing called the internet so much.

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