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Anonymous
April 1, 2014
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Media Server Consuming Memory

  • April 1, 2014
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My project is forwarding an RTMP stream to an RTMFP (multicast stream) using a server action script. In forwarding this stream, the AMSCore process keeps consuming memory. This consumption of memory requires the system to be rebooted repeated. How can this be prevented?

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    hparmar
    Adobe Employee
    April 2, 2014

    Are you using builtin multicast application(server side action script) to consume rtmp and broadcast rtmfp.If not, please try to use sample multicast aplication that comes as part of default installation and let us  know  the results.

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    Anonymous
    April 15, 2014

    I did not think I could use the sample multicast application with my

    project's software. Instead, I compared the outbound NetConnection and

    NetStream code in the sample application with the outbound NetConnection

    and NetStream code in my project's multicast server actionscript. One of

    differences I discovered is that my project's application connected to the

    rtmfp group with the following call:

    nc_connect..connect("rtmfp:");

    while the sample called:

    nc.connect(resetUriProtocol(streamContext.client.uri, "rtmfp"));

    Therefore, in my project's actionscript, I replaced connection to the

    "rtmfp:" serverless group with a connection to the application uri:

    net_connect.connect("rtmfp://127.0.0.1:" + port + "/" + application.name)

    This change fixed the excessive memory consumption. So, why does the

    connection to serverless network endpoint consume memory on Windows Server

    2008 R2 to the point that all of the virtual memory is used or it crashes

    the system?

    Scott F. Wilson

    Principal Software Engineer

    Raytheon SAS

    Marlborough, MA 01752

    Phone: 508-490-3123

    Fax: 508-490-1366

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