Question
Push recorded video to edge servers
Trying to push recorded video out to edge servers for client
access. You'd think the following would work.
nc = new NetConnection();
nc.connect("rtmp:edgeserver/app");
ns = new NetStream(nc);
ls = Stream.get("foo");
ns.attach(ls);
ls.play("flvfile",0,-1,true);
ns.publish("bar");
And it does, for a while. The "foo" stream starts playing the recorded video at it appears as expected at the edge server.
But the "foo" stream thinks that it is playing to a semi-non-existent client. The client shows up in the server administration display but with no activity and a connect time of Dec 31. Enumerating the client shows the client object exists but with no properties.
Within a few minutes the server kills of both the "foo" stream and the associated semi-non-existent client. Disabling the server option to terminate idle clients has no impact (it is disabled by default).
Any ideas?
nc = new NetConnection();
nc.connect("rtmp:edgeserver/app");
ns = new NetStream(nc);
ls = Stream.get("foo");
ns.attach(ls);
ls.play("flvfile",0,-1,true);
ns.publish("bar");
And it does, for a while. The "foo" stream starts playing the recorded video at it appears as expected at the edge server.
But the "foo" stream thinks that it is playing to a semi-non-existent client. The client shows up in the server administration display but with no activity and a connect time of Dec 31. Enumerating the client shows the client object exists but with no properties.
Within a few minutes the server kills of both the "foo" stream and the associated semi-non-existent client. Disabling the server option to terminate idle clients has no impact (it is disabled by default).
Any ideas?
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