Hi Ruben, Hank,
I was looking at the Wowza documentation and it also has the
concept of "application" as FMS does. So, I am just wondering if Wowza
accepts both forms? I recall Hank said that the rtmp link is working
with Wowza as is, but I was wondering if he could try to use the other
form and see if it works too? I am curious...
Thanks,
Rute
On 4/9/2012 11:33 AM, Hank Magnuski wrote:
The "application" convention is certainly present in Wowza and I
believe Red5 as well.
Hank
2012/4/9 Rubén Pérez <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
It would be interesting to know if Wowza is effectively following
the same convention. We have already have bizarre integration
problems with FMS because it follows its own conventions as to the
syntax of the media to stream.
We would be happy to have that patch attached to the main source
code, since we are FMS users ourselves, but I think we shouldn't
stick to a certain notation if it's not shared by the popular
streaming alternatives, too (I'm not saying it's not, just willing
to get confirmation of it). I may be wrong here, but "application"
seems like an internal FMS concept, which may not be share by
other streaming servers. It also seems to me like an unnatural
place to put the tag (I'd rather expect it to be before the
filename or at the beginning of the URL), that's why I'm trying to
be cautious here.
Regards
2012/4/9 Tobias Wunden <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>
Hi Rute,
> We use FMS here with our current system to stream mp4
files and the "mp4:" tag should come after the application
name. So, if the file resides several directory levels below
e.g. dir1/dir2/file.mp4, the rtmp link should contain
"/app_name/mp4:dir1/dir2/file.mp4" and not
"app_name/dir1/dir2/mp4:file.mp4". The links you list below
don't have examples with many levels of directories. I don't
know about Wowza, but I bet it is the same :)
> I have a patch for this if anyone is interested (how
should I submit it?)
We are certainly interested to apply your patch if you've go
this working! The correct for submitting patches is the following:
1) Open a ticket in JIRA describing your problem.
2) Us the "attach" function to attach your patch
Also feel free to let the developers (on
[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>) know that you've
submitted a patch and would welcome feedback and integration
(optional step :-)
Tobias
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