FMS multipoint publish, howto unPublish the streams?

Question

Hi there and thanks for looking, I thinks it's something simple and I seem to not get it

I have FMLE source streaming to FMS #1, and FMS #1 is multipoint publishing to FMS #2. It works great, but when I stop FMLE source, the multipoint publishing from FMS #1 to FMS #2 doesn't stop (unpublish), and continues to stream empty (blank black) stream between the FMS servers.

So how do I ubpublish the multipoint publishing streams on the FMS #1 ? Thanks.

Here is my code in application live on FMS #1:

// called when the client publishes
application.onPublish = function(client, myStream) {
      trace(myStream.name + " is publishing into application " + application.name);
      if (myStream.name == "aaaaaaa"){
           trace("Republishing the stream into anotherInstance");
           nc = new NetConnection();
           nc.connect( "rtmp://xxxxxxxx" );
           ns = new NetStream(nc);
           // called when the server NetStream object has a status
           ns.onStatus = function(info) {
                trace("Stream Status: " + info.code)
                if (info.code == "NetStream.Publish.Start") {
                trace("The stream is now publishing");
           }
           }
           ns.setBufferTime(2);
           ns.attach(myStream);
           ns.publish( "sdfsdf11", "live" ); //sdfsdf11
      }
}
application.onUnpublish = function(client, stream) {
      trace("OnUnpublish triggered for: "+stream.name);

// i think here needs to be more of some code ???
}

chotgor1 · Accepted Answer

ok after 2 years, I guess I will answer my own question, I just found out how to unpublish multi-point streaming, when the original encoder stops streaming..

application.onUnpublish = function(client, stream) {
trace("OnUnpublish triggered for: "+stream.name);

// the solution i tried today and worked:

ns.publish(false);

ns.attach(false);

nc.close();

}

SE_0208 · Answer

You guessed it right - the code needs to go there where you have pointed out - it should look like this

application.onUnpublish = function(client,stream){

ns.publish(false);

ns.attach(false);

}

But for above code to work you will have to declare your NetStream variable "ns" outside the scope of application.onPublish - so either make it global or scope it to application i.e. your entire code would look like below

application.onPublish = function(client, myStream) {
      trace(myStream.name + " is publishing into application " + application.name);
      if (myStream.name == "aaaaaaa"){
           trace("Republishing the stream into anotherInstance");
           application.nc = new NetConnection();
           application.nc.connect( "rtmp://xxxxxxxx" );
           application.ns = new NetStream(application.nc);
           // called when the server NetStream object has a status
           application.ns.onStatus = function(info) {
                trace("Stream Status: " + info.code)
                if (info.code == "NetStream.Publish.Start") {
                trace("The stream is now publishing");
           }
           }
           application.ns.setBufferTime(2);
           application.ns.attach(myStream);
           application.ns.publish( "sdfsdf11", "live" ); //sdfsdf11
      }
}
application.onUnpublish = function(client, stream) {
      trace("OnUnpublish triggered for: "+stream.name);

// i think here needs to be more of some code ???

application.ns.publish(false);

application.ns.attach(false);
}

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