Linux FMS 3.5

Got it to work.

I edited /opt/adobe/fms/applications/vod/Application.xml

<VirtualDirectory>
      <!-- Specifies application specific virtual directory mapping for recorded streams.   -->
           <Streams>/;${VOD_COMMON_DIR}</Streams>
           <Streams>/;${VOD_DIR}</Streams>
           <Streams>/;$/home/username/public_html/videos</Streams>
</VirtualDirectory>

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Then I added the following code to my website:

<script type='text/javascript' src='videos/player/jwplayer.js'></script>
      <div id='mediaspace'>This text will be replaced</div>
      <script type='text/javascript'>
      jwplayer('mediaspace').setup({
        'flashplayer': 'videos/player/player.swf',
        'file': 'example.flv',
        'streamer': 'rtmp://11.11.11.11/vod/?id',
        'controlbar': 'bottom',
        'width': '600',
        'height': '450'
      });
</script>

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Thanks for everyones help!!

I use PHP FTP methods  and  FMS sever side  script methods  to FTP files from FMS to a webserver. This technique is about the only way if you were to say use Influxis as an FMS hosting provider.....So you could build a PHP script  and house it on a web server and then transfer files to the webserver. Other languages are support also such as ASP.net. I've never used anything but PHP so you will have to check the documentation and develop it for another langauge. To get an Idea of what other languages are supported just send an email to Influxis support and they will tell you. They are very friendly.