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November 12, 2011
Question

FMS save h264 video can't last for a long time

  • November 12, 2011
  • 3 replies
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hi,

  I use FMLE to publish h264 video to FMS , my server side code (main.asc):

application.onPublish = function (client, stream)

{

    var streamName = stream.name ;

    trace("onPublish stream: "+ streamName);

    stream = Stream.get("mp4:"+ streamName +".f4v");

    if(stream){

           stream.record("append");

           stream.play(streamName);

    }

};

I can save the H264 stream on the server,but less than 3 minites,the storage stops,How did this happen? please help me ! thank you !

maria

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3 replies

November 14, 2011

removed: recorded streams can last longer than 10 minutes.

November 15, 2011

thanks for your reply

but do you know how this happen ?

i find another issue ,there may be something wrong with my FMLE ,

about 5 minites later ,encoding stops

the encoding log shows:Unexpected error encountered in encoding process.

but no trouble happen when publishing vp6 video

why?

thank you  !

Participant
November 14, 2011

is your FMS running on a win 2008 server machine?

we've had issues in the past if FMS was installed into the "programme files" directory, windows seems to be very protective of folders off that, and seemed to be stopping the file from writing in that folder. chaning the permissions on the folders did not help. The records would stop after a few minutes. installing FMS in a different folder that wasn't inside "programme files" seemed to fix the problem.

November 15, 2011

thank for your reply !

my FMS running on a win7 machine , does this matters?

and it was installed into the "d:/program files/adobe..." directory , i'll try  installing fms into another directory and then give you reply

thanks !

November 12, 2011

ps:i use the flash media development server, Is there any thing about the limitation of this version ?

Nikhil_Kalyan
Participating Frequently
November 13, 2011

Hi,

If you are doing nothing more than just recording H264, it should happen for longer. The development server do not have restrictions on that, though there are other restrictions. http://www.adobe.com/products/flashmediaserver/helpmechoose.html

November 13, 2011

thank you for reply~

but is there anything wrong with my program?

why can't i recording for longer?

thanks!