That's from my collegue, the flash developer: hi,
The essential thing is that the red5 flv-path must have the following format: Rtmp://server/application/bla.flv While the flv-path format for the FMS is: Rtmp://server/application/flv:bla I think the default call of the flv-playback-component is in this format "dataformat:filename" Cheers Mike Marko Kobal wrote: > 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??? > _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
