What exactly is the error you're getting? Does the video hosting domain have a crossdomain.xml file?
Cheers /R On Jul 7, 11:44 am, le_unam <le_u...@hotmail.de> wrote: > hey thank you for your reply ... now i got the videomaterial to work > with the netconnection and netstream but i get the sandbox security > violation. Is there any solution for this problem? :-/ > > On 6 Jul., 11:29, richardolsson <r...@richardolsson.se> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Take a look at the VideoMaterial source code. It's basically a bitmap > > material that redraws the bitmap every frame. So if you are able to > > play the stream in any way, you can create your own VideoMaterial > > class which extends BitmapMaterial and draws to that bitmap the same > > way that the current VideoMaterial does. That's probably the quickest > > solution for you if you don't want to experiment with the > > NetConnection and NetStream properties of the VideoMaterial (which > > _should_ work fine btw.) > > > Cheers > > /R > > > On Jul 6, 10:55 am, le_unam <le_u...@hotmail.de> wrote: > > > > Hey guys i`m trying to stream a video with help of VideoMaterial. I`m > > > using Red5 for Streaming Server and with a normal Stream it works > > > fine. The Problem is to span this stream over a mesh in away. > > > > I thought using the videoMaterial could be the right way. I`m able to > > > use VideoMaterial with a local .flv but i dont know how to handle a > > > videostream. > > > For what is there a netConnection and netStream listet in the > > > documentation of away3.6 in the videoloader class. Is it for streaming > > > the video using red5 for example? > > > > i`ve found some post, most older than 2 years and they weren`t able to > > > handle a stream, but maybe no it is possible? > > > > It would be nice if somebody could help me :) > > > > thank you very much!
