Right...the flv is showing...sometimes. In the time i've being reading the list i've read something on this issue... is this fixed in the trunk? do i have to some some hacking to buffer times client/side or server/side ?
My need is playing flvs composed only by keyframes frame-by-frame. Is seeking working? May i help to make it work? ;) Thanks guys On 12/4/06, Storm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi list! After messing around with videoconference demo with great results now i'm trying to understand oflademo since i want to add some "flv playing" capabilities to my app. I've found some things that i don't understand well and i hope some of you could help me: @ Application.java: private IServerStream serverStream; ---> i don't see where is this used... it makes sense that server has a reference to the streams it's serving but this is declared and only referenced by comented code... @ client side: (i've got used to follow AS code in classes and this fla-attached code is driving me bananas lol). Well, if i'm following this correctly the way to create a netStream to play an flv in the server is: ns= new NetStream(myNetConnection); ns.setBufferTime(whatever); myVideo.attachVideo(ns); ns.play(name_of_the_flv); well...i'm getting the list of flvs in the streams folder of my app correctly but those aren't working (video is not showing), so I suppose that i did something wrong...any tips? btw...my test flv consists in 5 keyframes, i hope it isn't the problem... Some useful data: Red5 0.6RC1 running on winXP pro tests are done locally. -- ------------------------------------------------------------------- "Nos gusta los domingos ir al parque a pinchar los globos de los niños para verlos llorar" .- Eskorbuto
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