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July 5, 2008
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Net Stream StreamNotFound

  • July 5, 2008
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I just migrated from ColdFusion MX 7 to ColdFusion 8. The CF7 app is at http://64.78.60.211/timos/greenEarth/GreenEarth.html. The CF8 version is at http://www.timos.com/timos/greenEarth/GreenEarth.html. These two URLs contain the exact same files. They are both the same Windows 2003 server.

If you wish to help and have a couple of minutes, browse to the CF7 app, and look at the video (click photo of a girl named Severn Suzuki, on the right side, second image down). Then do the same with the CF8 app and see the error message:

Error #2044: Unhandled NetStatusEvent:. level=error, code=NetStream.Play.StreamNotFound

Apparently, Flex cannot find the NetStream in the new server. I have tried putting the FLV file on the same level as the main HTML page; I have also tried using a complete absolute URL path to the FLV. Always the same result.

What I find most curious about this is that it all works fine in my 'localhost', which is now CF8 Developer Edition.

I don't think this is a CF issue, but I am posting this in both the CF and the Flex forums, in hopes someone can come up with something else to try.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Carlos
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    Correct answer cheftimo
    Simultaneously with starting this thread, I wrote to my hosting provider about the problem.

    I got a response saying: "We have added Flash Video MIME type for your new Web server configuration, this should fix the problem with your video not loading properly".

    That did correct the problem.

    Between my initial post and the response from my provider, I also found this Adobe document: http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_19439&sliceId=1.

    So, if you are on a Windows 2003 server and run into this problem, now you know the solution.

    Regards,

    Carlos

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    cheftimoAuthorCorrect answer
    Inspiring
    July 6, 2008
    Simultaneously with starting this thread, I wrote to my hosting provider about the problem.

    I got a response saying: "We have added Flash Video MIME type for your new Web server configuration, this should fix the problem with your video not loading properly".

    That did correct the problem.

    Between my initial post and the response from my provider, I also found this Adobe document: http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_19439&sliceId=1.

    So, if you are on a Windows 2003 server and run into this problem, now you know the solution.

    Regards,

    Carlos
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