Dan Rossi wrote:
Dan Rossi wrote:
also is it a performance issue to try also using rtmpt ?

Dan Rossi wrote:
hi there, i was wondering what kind of measures i can take to switch between rtmp and rmpt or whatever to allow users to view video behind a proxy firewall, when i did a tcpdump this is the kind of connection made from the client

011.011.011.011.00080-192.168.001.003.59245


this is the client accessing the rtmp server on port 80, this server is dedicated so no http serving on port 80, however is this a recommended setup or trying using rtmpt instead ? It seems the person testing for us was behind a university proxy/firewall also so im unsure how to test a similar setup.

let me know thanks.


I just fudged it together to run rtmp on port 80 for now, aparantly that didnt even work !

Any ideas for fallback code to fallback to http tunneling if the rtmp connection fails ?

According to the adobe  site, the client is suppose to fallback to rtmpt port 80 if it cant connect to 1935, this is not the case

http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_16631

i had to specifically turn off the rtmp bean in red5-core.xml because any port i tried to change in red5.properties did not have an effect !

Ok so 1935 is off, i try to connect as usual rtmp://ip/app failed connection, rtmpt://myip/myapp success. So obviouslly here the client doesnt fallback at all ?


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