Re: [Flashcoders] RE: FLVPLAYBACK COMPONENT

2007-01-20 Thread Helen Triolo
One more for the archive:  main.asc also has to be in the application 
directory (in my case, LT) for the flvplayback to work (as mentioned by 
Muzak and martin). A  copy of main.asc can be found in Program 
Files\Macromedia\Flash 8\Samples and 
Tutorials\Samples\Components\FLVPlayback.  Then either the app has to be 
restarted with the App Inspector or if it's not used for 20 minutes, it 
will be restarted automatically.  (Thanks again, Muzak)


On a totally unrelated note, this is pretty cool, JG (and I thought you 
were just Mr Xray :)


http://www.rockonflash.com/demos/MidiDemo/DreamTheater_FITC.html


Helen Triolo wrote:

Well, I'm an idjit, but for the archives, the contentPath for 
FLVPlayer is the same as the setMedia specification for MediaPlayback, 
but you have to upload the skin swf that the FLVPlayer is using 
(specified in parameters or code) for the controls and the video to 
actually show up.  And for those who may not now about these pages, 
there are updates for FLVPlayer and for FCS and other related things at:


http://www.adobe.com/support/flashmediaserver/downloads_updaters.html

and

http://www.adobe.com/support/flash/downloads.html

Thank you to martin coulthurst and Muzak for those links and your 
suggestions and help offlist.


Helen


Helen Triolo wrote:

Thanks.  This is using FCS, I should've mentioned, not FMS2.  It 
looks to me from the help that the flv extension is required.   So to 
shorten my question, it's


for a file accessible with setMedia("rtmp:/LT/myfile.flv") using 
MediaPlayback


what is the correct contentPath for FLVPlayback?

(FCS, streaming video, webserver on same machine as FCS)

Helen

Dan Styles wrote:


I had a problem like this recently
Try without the .flv part... you may not need the extension when 
using Flash

Media Server

also check this:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=15&catid=578&threadid=1228512&enterthread=y 


and this:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/8/main/3495.html

QUOTE:
I recently went through this difficulty with Flash Media Server 2 
(not the
earlier FCS), in order to get the FLV Playback component to stream 
videos
using FMS2 from another folder not under the default applications 
folder,
you'll need to map a virtual directory by altering "vHost.xml" kept 
in this
location: "Flash Media Server 
2/conf/_defaultRoot_/_defaultVHost_/vHost.xml"


In "vHost.xml" there is a tag  and under that 
.


When you add a virtual directory to FMS2 you should add to the 
streams tag

something like this:


bar;C:\streams


Then you'll need to add a folder under the default applications 
directory of
FMS (or whatever custom applications directory you're using) with 
whatever

name you choose (say for example "foo"), then make sure you place the
main.asc for the FLVPlayback component which ships with Flash 8 in 
this new
folder, you can find this main.asc file in the location given in the 
doc
above. No streams should go in this "foo" folder, and no extra 
subfolders
are needed here, but your streams (in this example) should be 
located at

c:\streams

Then when playing back a .flv (called, for example "yourVid.flv") 
using the

FLVPlayback component, the contentPath should be something like this:

rtmp://localhost/foo/bar/yourVid.flv

FMS connects first to localhost (or whatever IP the streaming server is
located), then checks the app name "foo",finding it, it then looks 
for a
virtual mapping, if any, in this case "bar", then finding the path 
mapped
out in the vHost.xml to C:\streams it gets the flv file 
"yourVid.flv" from

the folder c:\streams.

END QUOTE


YOU WROTE:
I can't get the FLVPlayback component to display the streamed videos
that are working fine with the MediaPlayback component.  For the 
latter,

I use

setMedia("rtmp:/LT/myfile.flv")

but there is no setMedia command for FLVPlayback, only contentPath, and
setting it to the above doesn't work, nor did setting contentPath =
"rtmp:///LT/myfile.flv"  or "rtmp:///LT/stream/_definst_/myfile.flv"  -- the video never shows up.
Any suggestions?



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Re: [Flashcoders] RE: FLVPLAYBACK COMPONENT

2007-01-20 Thread Helen Triolo
Well, I'm an idjit, but for the archives, the contentPath for FLVPlayer 
is the same as the setMedia specification for MediaPlayback, but you 
have to upload the skin swf that the FLVPlayer is using (specified in 
parameters or code) for the controls and the video to actually show up.  
And for those who may not now about these pages, there are updates for 
FLVPlayer and for FCS and other related things at:


http://www.adobe.com/support/flashmediaserver/downloads_updaters.html

and

http://www.adobe.com/support/flash/downloads.html

Thank you to martin coulthurst and Muzak for those links and your suggestions 
and help offlist.

Helen


Helen Triolo wrote:

Thanks.  This is using FCS, I should've mentioned, not FMS2.  It looks 
to me from the help that the flv extension is required.   So to 
shorten my question, it's


for a file accessible with setMedia("rtmp:/LT/myfile.flv") using 
MediaPlayback


what is the correct contentPath for FLVPlayback?

(FCS, streaming video, webserver on same machine as FCS)

Helen

Dan Styles wrote:


I had a problem like this recently
Try without the .flv part... you may not need the extension when 
using Flash

Media Server

also check this:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=15&catid=578&threadid=1228512&enterthread=y 


and this:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/8/main/3495.html

QUOTE:
I recently went through this difficulty with Flash Media Server 2 
(not the
earlier FCS), in order to get the FLV Playback component to stream 
videos
using FMS2 from another folder not under the default applications 
folder,
you'll need to map a virtual directory by altering "vHost.xml" kept 
in this
location: "Flash Media Server 
2/conf/_defaultRoot_/_defaultVHost_/vHost.xml"


In "vHost.xml" there is a tag  and under that 
.


When you add a virtual directory to FMS2 you should add to the 
streams tag

something like this:


bar;C:\streams


Then you'll need to add a folder under the default applications 
directory of
FMS (or whatever custom applications directory you're using) with 
whatever

name you choose (say for example "foo"), then make sure you place the
main.asc for the FLVPlayback component which ships with Flash 8 in 
this new

folder, you can find this main.asc file in the location given in the doc
above. No streams should go in this "foo" folder, and no extra 
subfolders

are needed here, but your streams (in this example) should be located at
c:\streams

Then when playing back a .flv (called, for example "yourVid.flv") 
using the

FLVPlayback component, the contentPath should be something like this:

rtmp://localhost/foo/bar/yourVid.flv

FMS connects first to localhost (or whatever IP the streaming server is
located), then checks the app name "foo",finding it, it then looks for a
virtual mapping, if any, in this case "bar", then finding the path 
mapped
out in the vHost.xml to C:\streams it gets the flv file "yourVid.flv" 
from

the folder c:\streams.

END QUOTE


YOU WROTE:
I can't get the FLVPlayback component to display the streamed videos
that are working fine with the MediaPlayback component.  For the latter,
I use

setMedia("rtmp:/LT/myfile.flv")

but there is no setMedia command for FLVPlayback, only contentPath, and
setting it to the above doesn't work, nor did setting contentPath =
"rtmp:///LT/myfile.flv"  or "rtmp:///LT/stream/_definst_/myfile.flv"  -- the video never shows up.
Any suggestions?



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Re: [Flashcoders] RE: FLVPLAYBACK COMPONENT

2007-01-18 Thread Helen Triolo
Thanks.  This is using FCS, I should've mentioned, not FMS2.  It looks 
to me from the help that the flv extension is required.   So to shorten 
my question, it's


for a file accessible with setMedia("rtmp:/LT/myfile.flv") using 
MediaPlayback


what is the correct contentPath for FLVPlayback?

(FCS, streaming video, webserver on same machine as FCS)

Helen

Dan Styles wrote:


I had a problem like this recently
Try without the .flv part... you may not need the extension when using 
Flash

Media Server

also check this:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=15&catid=578&threadid=1228512&enterthread=y 


and this:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/8/main/3495.html

QUOTE:
I recently went through this difficulty with Flash Media Server 2 (not 
the

earlier FCS), in order to get the FLV Playback component to stream videos
using FMS2 from another folder not under the default applications folder,
you'll need to map a virtual directory by altering "vHost.xml" kept in 
this
location: "Flash Media Server 
2/conf/_defaultRoot_/_defaultVHost_/vHost.xml"


In "vHost.xml" there is a tag  and under that 
.


When you add a virtual directory to FMS2 you should add to the streams 
tag

something like this:


bar;C:\streams


Then you'll need to add a folder under the default applications 
directory of
FMS (or whatever custom applications directory you're using) with 
whatever

name you choose (say for example "foo"), then make sure you place the
main.asc for the FLVPlayback component which ships with Flash 8 in 
this new

folder, you can find this main.asc file in the location given in the doc
above. No streams should go in this "foo" folder, and no extra subfolders
are needed here, but your streams (in this example) should be located at
c:\streams

Then when playing back a .flv (called, for example "yourVid.flv") 
using the

FLVPlayback component, the contentPath should be something like this:

rtmp://localhost/foo/bar/yourVid.flv

FMS connects first to localhost (or whatever IP the streaming server is
located), then checks the app name "foo",finding it, it then looks for a
virtual mapping, if any, in this case "bar", then finding the path mapped
out in the vHost.xml to C:\streams it gets the flv file "yourVid.flv" 
from

the folder c:\streams.

END QUOTE


YOU WROTE:
I can't get the FLVPlayback component to display the streamed videos
that are working fine with the MediaPlayback component.  For the latter,
I use

setMedia("rtmp:/LT/myfile.flv")

but there is no setMedia command for FLVPlayback, only contentPath, and
setting it to the above doesn't work, nor did setting contentPath =
"rtmp:///LT/myfile.flv"  or "rtmp:///LT/stream/_definst_/myfile.flv"  -- the video never shows up.
Any suggestions?



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[Flashcoders] RE: FLVPLAYBACK COMPONENT

2007-01-18 Thread Dan Styles

I had a problem like this recently
Try without the .flv part... you may not need the extension when using Flash
Media Server

also check this:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=15&catid=578&threadid=1228512&enterthread=y
and this:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/8/main/3495.html

QUOTE:
I recently went through this difficulty with Flash Media Server 2 (not the
earlier FCS), in order to get the FLV Playback component to stream videos
using FMS2 from another folder not under the default applications folder,
you'll need to map a virtual directory by altering "vHost.xml" kept in this
location: "Flash Media Server 2/conf/_defaultRoot_/_defaultVHost_/vHost.xml"

In "vHost.xml" there is a tag  and under that .

When you add a virtual directory to FMS2 you should add to the streams tag
something like this:


bar;C:\streams


Then you'll need to add a folder under the default applications directory of
FMS (or whatever custom applications directory you're using) with whatever
name you choose (say for example "foo"), then make sure you place the
main.asc for the FLVPlayback component which ships with Flash 8 in this new
folder, you can find this main.asc file in the location given in the doc
above. No streams should go in this "foo" folder, and no extra subfolders
are needed here, but your streams (in this example) should be located at
c:\streams

Then when playing back a .flv (called, for example "yourVid.flv") using the
FLVPlayback component, the contentPath should be something like this:

rtmp://localhost/foo/bar/yourVid.flv

FMS connects first to localhost (or whatever IP the streaming server is
located), then checks the app name "foo",finding it, it then looks for a
virtual mapping, if any, in this case "bar", then finding the path mapped
out in the vHost.xml to C:\streams it gets the flv file "yourVid.flv" from
the folder c:\streams.

END QUOTE


YOU WROTE:
I can't get the FLVPlayback component to display the streamed videos
that are working fine with the MediaPlayback component.  For the latter,
I use

setMedia("rtmp:/LT/myfile.flv")

but there is no setMedia command for FLVPlayback, only contentPath, and
setting it to the above doesn't work, nor did setting contentPath =
"rtmp:///LT/myfile.flv"  or "rtmp:///LT/stream/_definst_/myfile.flv"  -- the video never shows up.
Any suggestions?

Helen
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