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The path http://03.sduteam.com:8134/hls-live/livepkgr/_definst_/liveevent2/livestream2.m3u8 is surely working, but the fv player just doesn’t work on any browser including IOS or Windows.
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Hello sdugoten,
your video is missing the CORS headers, please read about how to fix it on AWS here: https://foliovision.com/player/video-hosting/hls#cors-in-amazon-s3 That page also contains instructions about how to add the missing crossdomain.xml file which is important for playback in Flash.
It appears you are not using AWS, so you will have to do something a bit different. but the idea is the same and CORS is what you have to go looking for.
Thanks,
Martin
I got the crossdomain.xml in place and it’s playing fine now. However the FV player still complain crossdomain.xml not found….
Hi sdugoten,
Is the warning message about missing crossdomain.xml still in place? It might have taken some time to refresh.
Thanks,
Eduard
Hi,
It’s still in place. I have sent an email to support@foliovision.com with my domain name which you can take a look in the email. You can check it out. Thanks.
Hi sdugoten,
it’s fixed now. It was not detecting your crossdomain.xml file as you are using the port number 8134, so we had to improve the video checker a bit.
Thanks,
Eduard
I wonder where I can download the newest fixed version? Thanks.
Hi sdugoten,
This was updated in the Video Checker service, not in the plugin itself, so there’s no need for any updates. Have you noticed any changes in the Video Checker reports?
Thanks,
Eduard
Hi Eduard,
The crossdomain.xml error is gone. But there is a new error. It seems the video checker can’t read the rtmp stream even though HLSPlayer.net using IE show the RTMP stream is working.
Hello sdugoten,
are you still having issue with the RTMP stream? There might be some incompatibility but as long as your HLS stream works it should be fine. The Flash is deprecated and HLS stream will work on 99% of web browsers.
Thanks,
Martin
