I now tried to simply set a button to switch the stream, when i goto
play a new file it plays, no metadata change, when i click again, the
stream drops out with these messages
[WARN] 2685806 DefaultQuartzScheduler_Worker-9:(
org.red5.server.net.rtmp.RTMPConnection.execute ) Closing
RTMPMinaConnection from 192.168.1.3:1402 to 192.168.1.1 (in: 3717, out:
9896936) due to too much inactivity (1179135835910). Im connecting over
a gigabit lan.
Dan Rossi wrote:
> It seems its just for flex code using AMF3 i think as the oflaDemo
> doesnt do it, however its As2 code, i tried the flex example but it
> doesnt load the videos into the playlist, i added the same code like so
> but it still doesnt send the right metadata info, I require this to
> change the video container size when changing bitrates.
>
> //changed my code to this still didnt work.
>
> videoDisplay.attachNetStream(ns);
> ns.close();
> ns.play(this.videoFileName,0);
>
> modelling this
>
> function initNetStream()
> {
> this.ns = new NetStream(this.nc);
> this.ns.onStatus = Delegate.create(this, this.nsOnStatus);
> this.ns.onMetaData = Delegate.create(this, this.onMetaData);
> }
>
> function playMovie(what) {
> this.videoContainer._width = vidWidth;
> this.videoContainer._height = vidHeight;
> stopVideo();
> initNetStream();
>
> ns.setBufferTime(5);
> hackThisBuffer(what);
> this.videoContainer.attachVideo(this.ns);
> ns.play(what);
>
> }
>
> my code, there is absolutely no difference, apart from i add 0 to play
> because then else it wont display streamnotfound errors.
>
>
> private function changeBitrate(event:ProfileEvent):void
> {
> chooser.visible = false;
> bitrateBtn..selected = false;
> profile.bitrate = event.bitrate;
> setBitrateStatus(event.bitrate);
> setFileName(episodeID, event.bitrate);
> stop(event);
> initStream();
> initVideo();
> }
>
> private function initStream():void
> {
> ns = new Stream(nc);
> ns.client = this;
> ns.addEventListener(StreamEvent.BUFFERING, buffering);
> ns.addEventListener(StreamEvent.BUFFERING_COMPLETE, bufferingComplete);
> //ns.addEventListener(StreamEvent.PLAYBACK_RESET, buffering);
>
> ns.addEventListener(StreamEvent.PLAYBACK_START, playbackStart);
> ns.addEventListener(StreamEvent.PLAYBACK_STOPPED, playbackStopped);
> ns.addEventListener(StreamEvent.PLAYBACK_PAUSED, playbackPaused);
> ns.addEventListener(StreamEvent.PLAYBACK_UNPAUSED, playbackUnpaused);
> ns.addEventListener(StreamEvent.STREAMNOTFOUND, streamNotFound);
> ns.addEventListener(StreamEvent.SEEKING, onSeekComplete);
> ns.addEventListener(IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR, netIOError);
> ns.addEventListener(AsyncErrorEvent.ASYNC_ERROR, netAyncError);
> ns.bufferTime = startBufferTime;
>
> }
>
> private function initVideo():void
> {
> videoDisplay.attachNetStream(ns);
> playStream(videoFileName);
> }
> public function playStream(streamName:String):void
> {
> //ns.close();
> ns.play(streamName);
> log.info("Playing stream: " + streamName);
> }
>
>
>
> Dan Rossi wrote:
>
>> Hi are people still getting this problem ? It seems that the metadata
>> being sent when switching a stream within the same connection will send
>> the metadata from the first requested file. Maybe its an issue with the
>> second file not playing at 0 ? Ive even tried to close the stream and
>> the connection first and reconnect and the same thing ..
>>
>>
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