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Will do probably tomorrow. Want to test with standalone (non plugin) flowplayer for a bit to get you better details.
–Chris
Hello Martin,
Works well. Thanks for your awesome support. Next on my list to figure out what’s up is some issues with live streams to Android. An older flowplayer standalone has no issues on a flash enabled phone, but this one crashes the browser. And I need to investigate non-flash droids as well. Will check back with you next week.
Also, we’re definitely buying a license come Monday. Your support and responsiveness to issues is great.
thanks,
–ChrisCool. This works for RTMP to private servers now. Thanks!
Now to figure out a way to get other formats to work. :) I’ll search to see if there’s a proper thread already created, if not I’ll start a new one.
–Chris
Hi Martin,
the example I gave (the first one, not the blahblah) is a valid RTMP streaming location. So Servername: edge2.zcastlive.net , application (aka folder) vod then stream name: zCastLive-480p.mp4. Sometimes one needs to add the port number so it may need to be rtmp://edge2.zcastlive.net:1935/vod/zCastLive-480p.mp4
Basically if you’re not calling amazonaws.xxx or cloudfront.xxx or something similar you probably shouldn’t appened the /cfx/st/ bit. Or maybe if the user specifies a path after the hostname then you can use it instead of the Amazon specific path. Another option maybe would be a checkbox for AWS / non-AWS ?
thanks,
–ChrisHi,
Why is it you appear to rewrite the RTMP request? I’m trying to make this work, but when I key in for example rtmp://edge2.zcastlive.net/vod/zCastLive-480p.mp4 it makes a call to rtmp://edge2.zcastlive.net/cfx/blahblahblahwhateverhere.
Is this something you wedged in for Amazon compatibility? If so, can you please make an option to disable so those of us not using Amazon have some hope? :)
thanks,
–Chris
