I haven't tried streaming videos with gnump3d, but from my own research
the only way I could reliably stream live videos from a web page was to
create a link to a .pls (or .m3u) file like this:
[playlist]
NumberOfEntries=1
File1=http://www.yoururl.com:9902/TV.mp4
Title1=liveTV
Length1=-1
Version=2
Then the browser will download this small .pls file, pass it to vlc or
winamp which then plays the stream. Maybe gnump3d isn't creating a
.pls/.m3u file?
btw, I have a batch file that starts vlc on the server that creates the
TV.mp4 stream.
Bruce
Steve Kemp wrote:
On Fri Apr 24, 2009 at 20:03:05 -0700, Mr Burnay wrote:
If you don't know the cause, please indicate me some documentation (tutorial
like) so that I can solve the problem.
The issue is that streaming videos requires your client to support it.
90% of the time your browser will merely download fully and then
launch a media player on the downloaded copy of the file - and not
stream it.
It works with .avi + vlc, as you say, that's because the browser and
client know about these files. You just need to find the right
combination of client + media type and it will work.
GNUMP3d doesn't do anythign special in regard to movies, its no
different then clicking on a link in an Apache index for example.
Steve
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