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May 25, 2011
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HTTP Dynamic Streaming only works from local machine

  • May 25, 2011
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Hello Adobe FMS Community,

Here is my situation: I have taken the 150, 500 & 700 kbps sample f4v files and manuelly packaged them for multi-bitrate streaming using f4fpackager. I then placed them in <FMS install directory>/webroot/httpDynamicStream. When I access the OSMF Player from the local machine (http://[Server's LAN IP Address]/OSMFPlayer/OSMFPlayer.html) and try to play the URL: http://[Server's LAN IP Address]/httpDynamicStream/httpDynamicStream.f4m, everything works fine. However, when I access the OSMF Player which is hosted on a different server on the network ((http://[Other Machine's LAN IP Address]/OSMFPlayer/OSMFPlayer.html and pass the URL: http://[Server's LAN IP Address]/httpDynamicStream/httpDynamicStream.f4m, I get an error #2048. Could someone help me understand what the problem is here? Do I need a crossdomain.xml? If so, please give an example of one that would work.


Thanks a lot.

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    Correct answer Nikhil_Kalyan

    Hi,


    Thanks for using the HTTP Dynamic Streaming.
    As you mentioned, you are hitting the missing crossdomain.xml error itself (the error code 2048 confirms this). Attached is a sample all-allowing (and hence risky for non-testing purposes) crossdomain.xml that you can use.

    Thank you !

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    BillyGilman-
    Participant
    May 12, 2020

    where is this sample? i am having the same issue, i know nothing about the crossdomain.xml but everything i have been reading makes me believe this is the cause of my lxmlse 2048 issue please post the sample again 🙂 thanks in advance

    Nikhil_Kalyan
    Nikhil_KalyanCorrect answer
    Participating Frequently
    May 26, 2011

    Hi,


    Thanks for using the HTTP Dynamic Streaming.
    As you mentioned, you are hitting the missing crossdomain.xml error itself (the error code 2048 confirms this). Attached is a sample all-allowing (and hence risky for non-testing purposes) crossdomain.xml that you can use.

    Thank you !

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    Anonymous
    May 26, 2011

    Hi Nikhil,

    Thanks for your help. After placing the properly formatted crossdomain.xml file at the root of the web server, the HTTP Dynamic Streaming worked from any client! I will make sure to modify it later for production purposes.

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