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MaGeDEGY
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January 3, 2009
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what is that means and how to fix it ,, PLZ Help

  • January 3, 2009
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Hello ,
I have FMS installed on my dedicated server Core2Due With
4g Ram and 100Mbps dediacted port ..Win 2003 standrd.
I use it for live streaming but i have a problem
Admin console showing this error in the application log
Dropping application (live/_definst_) message. Clients not allowed to broadcast message.
Dropping application (live/_definst_) message. Clients not allowed to broadcast message.
and when it happens the Flash Media Encoder Desconnect and reconnect again .. and the viewers number drops ..
could u plz tell me why i face this error and how to solve it .
sorry for the bad english and thnx in advance.
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    Mantasam
    Participant
    January 30, 2009
    Hello,

    I'm having the same problems for some connections. I'm using FMS3 and I almost never see this problem. My application tries different connections, using ports 1935, 443 and 80 for rtmpe connection and then it tries tunneling rtmpte on port 80 using CONNECT and then last it tries port 80 using HTTP.

    Recently a user tried to connect to my application from a business network and the connection had to fall back to rtmpte on port 80 using HTTP. Every so often, the connection was interrupted and I saw this error message:
    Dropping application (MyApp/1234) message. Clients not allowed to broadcast message

    The client is using Flash Player 9.0.115 on Windows XP.

    Does anyone have an explanation for this behaviour?
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    techeye
    Participating Frequently
    February 6, 2009
    >> an explanation for this behavior?

    The data that was received is being processed by the application, but, the message type isn't formatted correctly, thus it is handled as if it was a malicious attempt to broadcast. So the real question is why is it not formatted correctly... I'm not sure.

    Are you able to provide information on how to reproduce this?
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