From: "Nathan Zaetta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: redirecting from a web page to an RTSP URL

Hey Jody, Im doing the same thing and had the same problem.

The solution, have your asp script generate a smil file, write to disk and
response.redirect via http and ramgen, works a treat :)

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Nathan Zaetta
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New Business Development
Fairfax Online
03 9601 3052 / 0411 110990



-----Original Message-----
From: RealForum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Saturday, 29 April 2000 4:48
Subject: redirecting from a web page to an RTSP URL


 >From: Jody Shapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
 >Subject: redirecting from a web page to an RTSP URL
 >
 >I'm having mixed/wierd results trying to auto-redirect from a web
 >page to a SMIL url (via rtsp:// protocol).
 >
 >Using an .ASP with the Redirect.Response() doesn't seem to work
 >since IIS appears not to recognize rtsp:// and prefixes
 >the new URL with http:// and the server name.
 >
 >Using the META http-equiv="REFRESH" tag works for IE, but not for
 >Netscape.
 >
 >If I do it via javascript and window.location= it works for IT,
 >but not for Netscape.
 >
 >I must be missing something obvious - any ideas/suggestions?  All
 >I want is for a given http:// URL to auto-redirect to the rtsp://
 >sourced SMIL file.
 >
 >Thanks,
 >-Jody
 >

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