Hi! today went to jwplayer 5.3 to version 5.4.
And the video stop play! but when retrieve their files version 5.3 everything is working again!
Error: Connection failed: Application folder ([install-location] / applications /: 80) is missing.
test page http://openx.perfusion.com/testJW5/
Please provide links of 5.3 and 5.4 so we can take a look, thanks.
5.4 http://openx.perfusion.com/testJW5/
5.3 http://openx.perfusion.com/templateForAbsolute/
The strange thing is that the video is in 5.4 times is within 2-3 seconds
Some strangest
thanks
@Greg -
This is probably related to a bug which involves RTMPT failover.
http://developer.longtailvideo.com/trac/ticket/1151
To help us debug the issue, could you which version of FMS or Wowza you’re running?
WOWZA 2.1.2
@Greg -
Thanks for the feedback. I’ve updated the ticket to include your information.
Can you try this again with the latest build from the player? You can download it here:
http://developer.longtailvideo.com/trac/browser/trunk/fl5
The RTMPT logic has been simplified a lot; tunneling now kicks in only when after 3 seconds the regular connection still hasn’t responded. This used to be a race with 500ms delay for the tunneled connection. Also, the player is now indifferent to whether you hard-code the port or not.
@JeroenW -
o it work for me! thancks. wen we can use this version?
Excellent! You can already use this one (with the watermark alas), but the actual release (5.5) will be due in about 4 weeks.
I am also having the same issue. looking forward to see 5.5...
@Mustafa – You can test with 5.5 on trunk here – http://developer.longtailvideo.com/player/trunk/fl5/player.swf
Having the same issue (though not on every connect) with a WOWZA server (V2.1.2) and JWPlayer 5.4.
Is this happening with all JWPlayer instances playing WOWZA streams, or is there a specific issue causing this? I installed 5.5 the trunk, but still experience the problem. Interestingly, the problem seems less frequent when using the JWEmbedder vs. the embedSWF method of embedding - possibly because it is taking a tad longer, and avoiding the race condition?
Any ideas for ways around this?
Thanks,
Jonathan
@Jonathan – Can you provide a link please?
@Ethan - Sure thing. You were just helping me the other day on an unrelated issue. The new player is up on our staging site right now, at: http://stg.cpr.org
Went back to embedSWF method of embed - issue still happens inconsistently with Chrome/FF, and very consistently in Safari.
Output is the same error mentioned above: Connection failed: Application folder ([install-location] / applications /: 80) is missing.
1) The player plays fine here.
2) I would advise against the embedSWF method.
for some reason it works inconsistently, and for some reason, after a few min the connection drops,
Showing : Server not found rtmpt:serveradress:80/bwcheck/
Where in fact I was using rtmp:serveradress:1935/bwcheck/
Please advice
Thanks
@rico – Can you please provide a link to where this is happening?
@ Ethan,
Hello thanks for your promoted reply, what I found is that, the stream type that I have set on wowza was wrong, and as a result it wasn't acting as a live stream but rather an Archive.
However after I got that fix, my stream starts at the highest quality, however it keeps dropping to the lowest one and it gets stuck there, do you know why?
Thanks
I need to see a link to see why it is doing that, can you please provide one?
http://stream.ricomok.com/iframe/temp-l-working%20copy.html
Thanks
It seems to stay at a steady 778 KB for me, I guess it could be related to our connections?
do you have any tools that can do a simulated bandwidth?
Thanks
The Charles Web Proxy has this tool built in, I believe – http://www.charlesproxy.com/
Hello Ethan,
I have changed it to the following setting ,
<media:content bitrate="600" url="1live3.sdp" />
<media:content bitrate="300" url="1live2.sdp" />
<media:content bitrate="100" url="1live1.sdp" />
And now it is not going up, and is staying at the lowest one.
Thanks
Hmm, will have to investigate this…
Thanks!
looking forward to hear form you
Hello Ethan, Did you have a chance to find out why?
Thanks
There’s a setting in the Wowza Server you can use to fix this issue. Please search their forums for something like “bandwidth live switching down jw player”. With this setting in place, the server keeps bursting data and keeps reporting the bandwidth instead of (currently) the video bitrate.
@JeroenW
Thanks for your advice, however I am having a hard time finding the post that you describe could you please point me into the right direction.
Thanks
“Dynamic Markers” is the magic word here ;).
According to the Wowza team, you have a ticket outstanding with them as well. This includes info on how to upgrade Wowza and/or enable these markers.
use this to get the code and paste that code into the html file!
its works like a charm!
http://longtailvideo.com/support/jw-player-setup-wizard?example=204
I have trouble with Wowza on EC2 and JW player.
I am streaming rtmp live over 1935 but the JW player is talking about somekind of error:
Connection failed: Application folder ([install-location]/applications/:80) is missing.
Check here http://void.st/stream.html
I think this relates to an issue we had around RTMP tunneling in 5.3 / 5.4. Can you make sure to use 5.5+?
I know that this thread relates to ver 5.4, but I'm experiencing similar issues in ver 5.7.
I've tried to load a rtmp live stream, but I get the "Connection failed: Application folder ([install-location]/applications/) is missing." error message.
Here is a link: http://test.deckerdev.com/mediaplayer/test.html
I've tried loading the player both via SWFObject as well as the included jwplayer.js script. Both give the same error.
I've noticed that after I click the play button a few times, that I get a different error message: "Server not found: rtmpt://mnn1.mnntv.com:80/" so it seems to be switching to rtmpt from the rtmp that is actually specified in the html file.
You indeed seem to miss part of the URL. An RTMP address is generally “rtmp://servername.com/application”. You only have the server name. Your application is probably named something like “live” (which is the default for Wowza live).
Next, the “file” option needs set to the ID of your stream. With live streaming, you set this ID in your ingest application (call it e.g. “myStream”).
That was exactly the problem. Thank you so much!
Can any one help me with following Error PLEASE
Connection failed: Application folder ([Install-location]/applications/FoGi) is missing.
Can you provide a link to where your player is running?
