rtmp://ip-here:port-here/app-name, so swap localhost with say 192.168.0.111:1935 (note that if you changed ports configuration your port may vary)if you run swf files located on your Linux machine then localhost should be fine for default preferences. I suggest you to try connection from XP box to Ubuntu with Ofla where address isn't hardcoded. hum... there's really something strange... you can test the oflademo here : http://www.rkn14.net/demos/ofla_demo.swf the server ip is 88.191.16.113 when i put "rtmp://88.191.16.113:1935/oflaDemo", or "rtmp://88.191.16.113/oflaDemo", or "rtmp://localhost:1935/oflaDemo", or "rtmp://localhost/oflaDemo" ==> it doesn't work... But the most strange is that if a run (at the same time) red5 server on my windowsXP (client machine), and put "localhost" in the swf app running at "http://www.rkn14.net/demos/ofla_demo.swf" (and not in localhost !), it works.... Localhost always point to the client machine, 'cause it executed on the client machine... The netstatus (using IP adres) result is : (166181) connected?: true (187186) NetConnection.onStatus: level = error code = NetConnection.Connect.Failed Grégory
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