Hi, Daniel Daley says: > I have been using the FLVPlayback component for a bit now with red5. > I reported most of the changes that had to be done for it to work and > I think they've been implemented as I haven't had to make the changes > manually when downloading from svn. The only requirement is that you > must use an xml file for the contentPath and uncheck the match source > dimensions checkbox. In my case I have a php script that generates > the xml file on the fly based on what's passed to it. I haven't > investigated it further but my guess as to why you must use the xml > file is that FMS probably has some special callbacks coded in just to > handle the FLVPlayback component that we need to mirror in Red5. > > The MediaPlayback and MediaDisplay components do work out of the box > though if you don't want to go the xml route.
I guess I'm still a virgin in Flash video world as I do not fully understand what Dan is trying to say in above text. OK, I get that part from XML file requirement - but - how to use it with an simple flash video player, let's say with Flash Video Player 3.1 from http://www.jeroenwijering.com/?item=Flash_Video_Player. In exaple, wich come with the downloaded package, the flashvars are set like this: flashvars:"file=playlist.xml&displayheight=100&repeat=true..." and the playlist.xml is like this (modified for my example): <playlist version="1" xmlns="http://xspf.org/ns/0/";> <trackList> <track> <title>Spiderman3</title> <creator>Hollywood</creator> <location>rtpm://localhost/olfaDemo</location> <identifier>Spiderman3_trailer_300</identifier> </track> </trackList> </playlist> But this does not work. Daniel (or anybody else), can you give me an woriking exaple with any simple flash video player that can play the rtmp streams? You said that you have been using the FLVPlayback component - but how??? -- Kind regards, Marko Kobal. _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
