if he's just talking about locally though i don't see the problem, he
can just install red5 on the machine he wants to show the video on.
it's pretty painless to install red5 and stream off the hardrive using
that. pretty sure we all have it set up like that to test stuff...
yeah red5 is for a lot more but it'll work so i don't see the problem
for cedric to be honest, unless i've misunderstood of course ;)
Ramon Miguel M. Tayag wrote:
You can sure use RED5 but if all you need to do is play the video,
setting up and maintaining a server might be a lot of work. Look into
multiple FLV file playing. It plays a list of FLV files seamlessly,
but it has many advantages.
I know it's been done but I'm quite sure the source hasn't been
released. I was thinking of developing one myself but haven't found
the time yet.
On 3/15/07, Cedric Muller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I have FLV files that are being downloaded by a java client from the
web to a local disk.
On my local machine, I have a SWF loading that local downloaded FLV.
It works great ...
but here comes that awful heartbeat again:
How can I handle 2 gig FLV files ?
Is there a way ??
Must I use RED5 in order to 'stream' the FLV locally ? (the best
option I come up with right now)
I did tests, and a 2 gig FLV is a sure problem when played locally ...
I am just and plainly seeking ideas and help
Naively, I thought the OS would handle this case ...of course it
doesn't, because it depends on the computer's capacity to load a 2
gig FLV in memory ...which is quite weak normally ....
Thanks in advance for any pointers,
Cedric
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