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January 19, 2009
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where are the streams?

  • January 19, 2009
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Hi,

I'm trying to figure out where the streams are stored on the server. I'm running through the sample app "publishlive" and it seems be to be working, in that I get two videos (one local, one presumably from streaming from the server) going. On the Admin Console, I see that my stream is there. Yet, there is nothing in the #{Root_install}/applications/publishlive/streams/_definst_ folder.

I tried to change ns.publish("liveRecording1", "live") to ns.publish("liveRecording1", "record"), and that ended up throwing an error:
NetConnection.Connect.Success
Error #2044: Unhandled NetStatusEvent:. level=error, code=NetStream.Record.NoAccess
at NatureCam/publishCamera()
at NatureCam/onNetStatus()

Everywhere I look it says that the streams should just show up under the applications folder, but it doesn't seem like its workign for me. I'm running on a linux platform.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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    January 19, 2009
    The error "NetStream.Record.NoAccess" is being recieved by your publishing client because recording is switched off on the default live app that comes with FMIS 3/3.5.

    Please read the steps in file applications/live/readme.txt and redeploy custom/unsigned live app so that recording may happen.
    Known Participant
    January 19, 2009
    Hi,

    The Streams should be stored in root/..../applications/vod/

    and then put another folder in the vod folder to use as a specific folder for the streams you have like:

    root/..../applications/vod/holiday

    Place your video in that folder.

    the rtmp path would then be:

    rtmp://localhost/vod/holiday/video.flv


    If it is a live stream you use the applications/live folder.

    When streaming live, there actually will not be any video reference there, it is basically a temp storage for the live video to pass through.

    You could then also record the live stream and safe it to the vod folder for viewing after.

    hope this helps.