How to do live streaming to FMS3 on Linux?

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June 11, 2008
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Hi, I'm currently running FMS3 on RedHat Linux and it's working fine for VOD files. I'm trying to figure out how to do live streaming with this and am confused. I know that if I was running Windows, I could just use Flash Media Encoder, but I'm not. Has anyone had any experience with this? I know that I would obviously need a capture card but then what other software is needed to make FMS3 aware of this live stream?

Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

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kijakarn

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So , again I repeat the question , will you try linux box instead of windows to send stream to FMS on linux server box??

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Brusca

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So what you're saying is you stream the live feed on a windows box (with media encoder installed) to the IP of the linux box (origin server)???

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Anonymous

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Originally posted by: Brusca
So what you're saying is you stream the live feed on a windows box (with media encoder installed) to the IP of the linux box (origin server)???

Correct.

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Anonymous

You would still use the FME (Flash Media Encoder) to send the stream to the FMS3. You simply need to specify your linux's servers IP instead of localhost.

Now I have been playing around with the Live sample application that Adobe provided and I too have been seeing some issues with it. As of yet I haven't solved them all on my server. But I don't think you should have any major problem.

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