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Configuring FMS 4.5 for HTTP live stream !

Thread posted 04/27/12 by Sv Bell
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Configuring FMS 4.5 for HTTP live stream !

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Hi folks!

I'm trying to setup Flash Media Server (Streaming server) and I'm having issues with outputting HTTP stream.

The system works very well with the Flash ooutput, but for some reason the livepkgr won't work. Tried several things over the past two weeks, I've went thru docs and I don't know anymopre what else I can try... The source of the video feed is upstreamed from my own home computer, via Flash Live Encoder.

 

I operate a dedicated server, running Windows 2008 Server. The default web site is IIS. I configured the ports so that port 80 is the default IIS inetpub/webroot, and the FMS 4.5 install is accessed via port 8134. So the IP http://184.107.48.113 opens the default Windows IIS, andhttp://184.107.48.113:8134 takes the request to the FMS install.

 

The video stream is live on the Flash server, I can see it in the console, the livepkgr appears to be working, and I do see the .STREAM file being generated in the _definst_/livebroadcast/livestream folder. So the server works, and process the HTTP output.

 

I believe the URL I should use to access the output HLS stream is: http://184.107.48.113:8134/livepkgr/_definst_/livebroadcast/livestream .f4m.m3u8

but it returns a file not found message. Is there something wrong with the URL syntax? Or there is something else in the .conf files I must tweak? Or is it an issue with Apache 2.2 configuration?

 

You can see the live Flash stream from my web site http://www.blackflag.tv I want to change this Flash stream to HTTP stream.

 

Thanks for your help folks!!!

-sv bell

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posted 05/06/12 by yogascott | Report Abuse @sv-I'm looking at your URL, and I'm noticing an issue with the file extension. Normally the extension for HLS should simply be ".m3u8", but you have ".f4m.m3u8". I've also tried some other alterations to your URL, but am still getting the 404 error. Any chance there's something mis-typed in that URL? -s

posted 07/17/12 by David_RealEyes | Report Abuse check out this post we did. If you still have issues let me know. http://www.thekuroko.com/http-dynamic-streaming-live-events/