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From: Ted Byers [mailto:r.ted.by...@gmail.com]
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1) Am I to understand, then, that your answer is that I can't
do this with
Apache's httpd server and I have to deploy Apple's open
source streaming
video server?
One way to think about it is to reflect
Hi Ted,
As others pointed out streaming video is using another protocol, /
RTSP/. Unless there is a mod_RTSP somewhere that can be plugged into
apache, you need a piece of software that can speak RTSP.
If You do not like Apple software, then others provided hints what to
use.
János
What you are missing is that HTTP is not designed for AV streaming.
You need something like Helix Server or Darwin Streaming Server to do
the streaming. These implement other protocols that offer all kinds
of adaptive mechanisms to deal with the absurdity of trying to run an
isochronous medium
Ted Byers wrote:
Presently running Apache's httpd v 2.2.9 on Windows Server (and also on XP,
but my tests in question were run on the server).
I have attempted to get httpd video streaming working by making a wvx file
pointing at the video file I want to stream. When I then point my browser
at
On Dec 10, 2009, at 3:48 PM, André Warnier wrote:
Ted Byers wrote:
Presently running Apache's httpd v 2.2.9 on Windows Server (and
also on XP,
but my tests in question were run on the server).
I have attempted to get httpd video streaming working by making a
wvx file
pointing at the video
János Löbb wrote:
On Dec 10, 2009, at 3:48 PM, André Warnier wrote:
Ted Byers wrote:
Presently running Apache's httpd v 2.2.9 on Windows Server (and also
on XP,
but my tests in question were run on the server).
I have attempted to get httpd video streaming working by making a wvx
file
Hi Janos,
János Löbb wrote:
On Dec 10, 2009, at 3:48 PM, André Warnier wrote:
Ted Byers wrote:
Presently running Apache's httpd v 2.2.9 on Windows Server (and
also on XP,
but my tests in question were run on the server).
I have attempted to get httpd video streaming working by
Ted Byers wrote:
I've been there, and was looking at it as a medium term option.
I guess I have two followup questions for you.
1) Am I to understand, then, that your answer is that I can't do this
with Apache's httpd server and I have to deploy Apple's open source
streaming video
Sorry for the double post on this.. but I accidentally sent my response
in HTML...
It has more to do with the video file. I host streaming WMVs, and they
work just fine without having to completely stream. My system is Apache
2.something running on Windows XP. You don't need a special
Hi Ted,
I have a bit of experience as I've just set up a system to stream mp4
video files, and other hinted media.
1. The best advice I can give is to use VLC media player as the client.
It is pretty good, and when included as a plug-in for Mozilla firefox,
it's pretty darn good. Check out
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