Very simple, goal in two steps :
1. Put your flv video on the 'streams' folder in red5
(tomcat/webapps/red5/streams)
2. Connect a flash flv player : rtmp://my-domain/oflaDemo/my-video.flv
For the JW player, <http://www.jeroenwijering.com/> you can define
streams on the playlist :
<title>The title you like</title>
<creator>You or who you want</creator>
<image>a video picture</image>
<location>rtmp://your-domain/oflaDemo</location>
<identifier>folder-in-streams/your-video.flv</identifier>
<meta rel="type">rtmp</meta>
<info>a link to know more about</info>
At the first time the video's read, a meta file will be created, it just
take a little time.
Good work,
Regards, Gerald.
Mauro Sanna a écrit :
Il giorno mer, 15/08/2007 alle 18.51 +0200, exlineo ha scritto:
After many attempts, I've finally install the red5 standalone on a
ubuntu server for streaming tests (the war version posed problems). It
seems to work perfectly with the BW player :
http://public.exlineo.net/lv
The server as 2Ghz CPU, 1Go RAM and 100Kbps.
The videos have an encoding on2, last 1h to 1h30 for a size between 200
and 350Mo. The meta files works perfectly. I only have a bug on the
duration with the player.
I thought that this report could interest you. If the tests are good,
this server should start production quickly.
Can you help me on using red5?
I only install war version in tomcat, examples works perfectly but I
don't know what I have to do now.
I only want to configure a streaming server to publish some video files.
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