Im using windows media encoder 9,windows media services 2009,windows media server 2003 for live streaming audio........how can i configure for pull method in windows media services
what are all the steps should i follow for live streaming......Please give me some links to configure the windows media services....
pls help im waiting for ur reply
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I have created my own set of m3u8 and .ts files using FFmpeg. This set works perfectly when played via my video.js player, when served from Apache, Microsoft IIS, or NGINX. I wish AEM to perform the same simple server task.
How do I upload this set of files to AEM, so that they are not altered by AEM in any way, so I can play them via my video.js video player?
(I simply want to serve .m3u8 and .ts files over HTTP via AEM. I do not wish the files to be re-encoded, nor streamed via an Adobe video service of any kind.)
I'm a novice in SMB.
Current, I need to read and play .mp4 video files from an SMB server in flutter app.
But currently, we haven't found any possible library for this task.
Does anyone know how to open and read files in SMB from flutter app.
Have you tried this: libsdms?
To play mp4 files though you need to also embed an http server in your app, since you need an http path (instead of the smb file path you get). So you need to convert your file to bits, then stream via http and play the http file in your app.
Check this for more : http server
I'm trying to use Azure Media Services. For demo purpose I've uploaded a video directly on the portal then clicked to encode this uploaded video in 'Adaptive Streaming' preset.
This scheduled a encoding job which generated another file.
I can't play this video on the portal, when I play I get the following error:
A network error caused the video download to fail part-way.
Please check your network connection or try again later. (0x20200000)
I'm trying to use some features in video streaming like adaptive bitrate streaming (automatic bandwith check that adjusts video quality based on customer bandwith). From sources that I got, I am told that I can use Red5 to achieve it. I have tested Red5 and it's almost successful but it's not working in the end.
Red5 is successfully activated in terminal, and from what I can see in localhost:5080 it seems to be working, but when I go to localhost:5080/demos/ofla_demo.html, I got NetConnection.Connect.Closed when I connect.
Is there code that I need to modify to enable run oflademo or is there anything else ?
Here is the Red5 log in terminal and in the web browser:
Red5 has been activated in terminal
Red5 in Ubuntu 12.04 Web browser - Server
Red5 in Windows 7 web browser - Client
Red5 in Oflademo from Ubuntu web browser - NetConnection.Connect.Closed
Here are screenshots:
You need to install oflaDemo application.
In your Ubuntu server, once you are connected to localhost:5080 , click on Install a ready made application on the bottom of the page.
Select oflaDemo on the next page, Install it.
Then try to establish connection
You should change location to rtmp://your-server-ip/oflaDemo
i was installed wowza media server on my local pc (Ubuntu 13.04). and i was streamed correctly. but now i want to install wowza media server on my web server (linux). please tell any one how to install this media server on my hosting webserver and how to streaming there
Installing Wowza Media Server on your web server will be very similar to what you have already done on your local PC. If you plan to do HTTP adaptive streaming (Apple HLS, Adobe HDS, Microsoft Smooth Streaming, or MPEG DASH) from Wowza, then you just need to make sure that you do not run into a port 80 conflict with your web server. You would do this by either specifying a different HTTP port for Wowza (e.g., port 8080), or better yet, by using a separate IP address on the Web server for Wowza and then still using port 80 for both the web server and Wowza to ensure your content flows across most firewalls.
If you need more detailed help, just send email to support#wowza.com. Someone usually replies within a day.
-Chris
There is a script that installs the Wowza automatically. It works well for Centos OS, I don't know about Ubuntu support. Check this tutorial in this link!, it may help you. At least, it worked for me.
Check out this link. It guides you through the basic setup process. I recommend you install Ubuntu 12.04 LTS which is going to be supported till 2017. Also install open-ssh server, Apache2 web server, MySQL web server and PHP.