Where do the FLV streams go when using RED 5 via WAR deployment??

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Where do the FLV streams go when using RED 5 via WAR deployment??

by mcgear () :: Rate this Message:

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We are using RED 5 deployed as a war in our application.  We now want to utilize the Streaming capabilities of RED 5 and are wondering how to set up the streams folder and any other configuration that may need to be done for streaming.

Please, any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you

Re: Where do the FLV streams go when using RED 5 via WAR deployment??

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Try: tomcat_dir/webapps/ROOT/streams or if you renamed the war: tomcat_dir/webapps/red5/streams

Paul

On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 11:11 AM, mcgear <michael@...> wrote:

We are using RED 5 deployed as a war in our application.  We now want to
utilize the Streaming capabilities of RED 5 and are wondering how to set up
the streams folder and any other configuration that may need to be done for
streaming.

Please, any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you
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Re: Where do the FLV streams go when using RED 5 via WAR deployment??

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Is there any other special configuration to get that to work?

mcgear wrote:
We are using RED 5 deployed as a war in our application.  We now want to utilize the Streaming capabilities of RED 5 and are wondering how to set up the streams folder and any other configuration that may need to be done for streaming.

Please, any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you

Re: AMF research

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Can some one describe briefly, what the potential is for streaming  
over Cloud Files (also why someone said they couldn't be used; why not  
if done via API?).

Seems,

#1. Content Distribution Networks
#2. Excuse my ignorance, but what is the de-factor protocol for  
sending out various sized buffers of video via AMF.
#3  I would assume if Video is supported, then a black frame can just  
be set, either just show the bottom play controls etc.

Thanks.  I'm still researching this.  I remember a guy in the 1990's  
who use UDP for VoIP for the Kennedy Space Center VoIP.  He licensed  
to me for 10k, then I find out he had stole it from his former  
employer whom I tracked down and they said "Thank God, this is a  
miracle, we've been looking for this guy for months."

Moral of the Story: Why I like Open Source, is even with a contract  
this guy screwed me out of 10k, was not his code, and what's worse, he  
hacked it so it would be "okay" but not as good as the copy he had.

New days are coming, people are tired of the Madoff's of this world.

The only thing missing from Linux is a good Ableton Live 8 with Max/
MSP/Jitter  (both related to streaming live) build for LINUX.

Write these companies at Ableton.com and Cycling74.com to ask them to  
do it if you don't m ind.

-r



On Jul 3, 2009, at 3:27 PM, mcgear wrote:

>
> Is there any other special configuration to get that to work?
>
>
> mcgear wrote:
>>
>> We are using RED 5 deployed as a war in our application.  We now  
>> want to
>> utilize the Streaming capabilities of RED 5 and are wondering how  
>> to set
>> up the streams folder and any other configuration that may need to  
>> be done
>> for streaming.
>>
>> Please, any help would be greatly appreciated!
>>
>> Thank you
>>
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Re: AMF research

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You shouldn't send video out via AMF. AMF is a data structure for transmitting data between Flash Player and AMF endpoints, like Red5. For example, I use AMF to send custom objects back and forth to Red5 and into my Hibernate persistence layer.

RTMP is the protocol you're looking for. I'm no video expert, so I can't really help you out too much with the actual packet processing and buffers and the like, but many other Red5 users here know a lot about it :)

On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 12:41 PM, Bobby <bobby@...> wrote:
#2. Excuse my ignorance, but what is the de-factor protocol for sending out various sized buffers of video via AMF.



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Re: AMF research

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So the below would be analogous to Enumerating Objects via Stored Procedures instead of scrolling through an SQL Query and creating an XML document?

Are you Object Video objects, Audio Objects, any kind of object?


On Jul 3, 2009, at 3:52 PM, Tyler Kocheran wrote:

You shouldn't send video out via AMF. AMF is a data structure for transmitting data between Flash Player and AMF endpoints, like Red5. For example, I use AMF to send custom objects back and forth to Red5 and into my Hibernate persistence layer.

RTMP is the protocol you're looking for. I'm no video expert, so I can't really help you out too much with the actual packet processing and buffers and the like, but many other Red5 users here know a lot about it :)

On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 12:41 PM, Bobby <bobby@...> wrote:
#2. Excuse my ignorance, but what is the de-factor protocol for sending out various sized buffers of video via AMF.



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Re: AMF research

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Well, AMF is a serialized format. It's like how Java intercommunicates via RMI. AMF deals with how strings, longs, doubles, integers, and bytes are written to an output stream (of data) and how they're read back in again. I basically use it to create a class on the client which serializes directly into a serverside class instance when it is passed across the wire.

My objects are data objects. They contain things like a user's current mood, or whatever else.

On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Bobby <bobby@...> wrote:
So the below would be analogous to Enumerating Objects via Stored Procedures instead of scrolling through an SQL Query and creating an XML document?

Are you Object Video objects, Audio Objects, any kind of object?


On Jul 3, 2009, at 3:52 PM, Tyler Kocheran wrote:

You shouldn't send video out via AMF. AMF is a data structure for transmitting data between Flash Player and AMF endpoints, like Red5. For example, I use AMF to send custom objects back and forth to Red5 and into my Hibernate persistence layer.

RTMP is the protocol you're looking for. I'm no video expert, so I can't really help you out too much with the actual packet processing and buffers and the like, but many other Red5 users here know a lot about it :)

On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 12:41 PM, Bobby <bobby@...> wrote:
#2. Excuse my ignorance, but what is the de-factor protocol for sending out various sized buffers of video via AMF.



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Re: Where do the FLV streams go when using RED 5 via WAR deployment??

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You may want to create your own IStreamFilenameGenerator (info) to handle your entire war deployment of red5.

Paul

On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 12:27 PM, mcgear <michael@...> wrote:

Is there any other special configuration to get that to work?


mcgear wrote:
>
> We are using RED 5 deployed as a war in our application.  We now want to
> utilize the Streaming capabilities of RED 5 and are wondering how to set
> up the streams folder and any other configuration that may need to be done
> for streaming.
>
> Please, any help would be greatly appreciated!
>
> Thank you
>

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Re: Where do the FLV streams go when using RED 5 via WAR deployment??

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So with this location:
tomcat_dir/webapps/ROOT/streams or if you renamed the war:

Is the "ROOT" supposed to be a different name?  The way our deployment of RED 5 sits is like this:
webapp/{Red5 Location}...   So there is no ROOT folder...

Thanks

Mondain wrote:
Try: tomcat_dir/webapps/ROOT/streams or if you renamed the war:
tomcat_dir/webapps/red5/streams
Paul

On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 11:11 AM, mcgear <michael@themidnightcoders.com>wrote:

>
> We are using RED 5 deployed as a war in our application.  We now want to
> utilize the Streaming capabilities of RED 5 and are wondering how to set up
> the streams folder and any other configuration that may need to be done for
> streaming.
>
> Please, any help would be greatly appreciated!
>
> Thank you
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