Injecting Flash Cue Points during/after recording

[Eye for Video]

Using Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder, I'm recording a copy of the stream during Live streaming events (as an flv). I would like to "mark" certain points in the recording with Flash cue points to serve as navigation points at playback time. For example, speaker intro, his first point, his second point, etc.
Can I dynamically inject those points, on the fly, so to speak, during recording? If not, what is the best way to quickly and easily inject those navigation cue points after recording, without having to re-encode the video file?
Best wishes,
Eye for Video

[poisondeathray]

Not possible after it's encoded because the cue points have to be on I-frames (keyframes).

So your navigation points might be off quite a bit, depending on how you setup your keyframe interval

I don't use FMLE , so I don' t know if you can dynamically do it either

[Eye for Video]

I can adjust the keyframe frequency on a per second basis, which in a 1 hour video is plenty accurate enough for my purposes.
So if the keyframes are there, do you have any recommendations for adding cuepoints after the initall recording?
Or is it possible to use either an xml file or some other method to navigate to a place in the timecode or navigate to 1:30, for example?
EfV

[poisondeathray]

yes you can , you could use flvtool2 for example -k (onCuePoint)

the exact method and code is going to depend on what front end you are using, and what protocol for streaming

for example, in flowplayer
http://flowplayer.org/demos/events/embedded-cuepoints.html

just search google for "cue points" + whatever front end you are using, there should be lots of posts

some front ends have customized drop down menus for your navigation points, and you can use .xml files

one potential problem with setting 1sec keyframes, is that it can impair compression efficiency (would need larger bitrate for similar quality)