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yure1 #1
H264 VOD (sample)
Hi. We have Flash Interactive Server. Using adobe Sample VOD Client and sample
VOD application FLV streams work ok, but MP4 streams return 404 error.
We tried the same with our own h264 and flv, same thing happens. All files
pass flvcheck.
VOD Client writes "connection error" and we get a 404 error in our logs.
Same happens with other players too. We have tried it with 9.0.115 flash on
windows and linux
(progressive download works with same test files. Adobe HD gallery also
works).
Our conclusion is that this is somehow a problem with FMS3, but it's strange
since we didn't change application in any way, so it should work out of the box.
Has anyone experienced similar issues?
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e-cast #2
Re: H264 VOD (sample)
We used to have same problem of "connection error", but finially we figure out
the correct URL scheme, for example:
rtmp://localhost/live/mp4:example.mov
Our .mov video was encoded using H.264 codec and AAC audio, looks very good.
Hope this will help
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yure1 #3
Re: H264 VOD (sample)
You probably (my guess) had to do that because you are using a .mov extension.
Unfortunately, I tried using mp4:filename syntax but it didn't work :( Still
getting this weird connection error (404).
Isn't this a bit strange from such a critical service to return such
non-descriptive errors (file not found?), if it's clear that is not the issue.
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