Chances are you are running into a security policy issue, attempting to
stream a video from a domain that doesn't have a cross domain policy file:
A crossdomain xml file is a file placed within the root of a domain to
allow flash to access assets(flash,images,audio,video,web services) on
that domain from another domain. Unlike HTML, which allows direct
linking from any domain to any other domain, flash has a very strict
security policy to prevent leeching, spoofing, or malicious usage.
Save and customize the crossdomain.xml file below, and place it in the
*root* of your domain that the flash is connecting /to/.
< <cross-domain-policy>
<allow-access-from domain="*.domain.com" />
</cross-domain-policy>
Venable, John B wrote:
I'm not sure if this is the right place for this, but has anyone had this
problem before. In an attempt to use the flash streaming services from RBN I
began by following their directions to stream a video. These instructions
follow a basic process to get a video streaming from a .swf. You drop a video
component onto the stage of your flash project, place the rtmp address of the
.flv file on RBN's servers into the inspector for that component and publish
the flash project. The .swf from the published flash movie is then placed into
an html page. If this page is opened locally the flash video will stream.
However, if the page is placed onto the development or production servers the
flash video ceases to play.
John Venable
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