Hi, I have no idea what I'm doing with this so any help would be appreciated!
I have this page:
http://ves.id.au/secure/Events/Live/dataFolder/index2.html
The top player is an instance of jwplayer, the bottom one is the code from the AWS Cloudformation page.
Any ideas what I'm doing wrong with the JW code?
Thanks,
Nath.
You are loading an F4M here (HDS), which we do not support.
Hi Ethan, thanks for your reply.
I now have it trying to play the HLS stream and still nothing...
Are you using premium?
So I've upgraded to premium, and this still isn't working. I'm now getting a "crossdomain access denied" error on PC, and "File could not be played" on iPad.
This is the crossdomail.xml that seems to be retrieved:
bc.. <cross-domain-policy>
<site-control permitted-cross-domain-policies="master-only"></site-control>
<allow-access-from domain="*.osmf.org"></allow-access-from>
<allow-access-from domain="*.adobe.com"></allow-access-from>
<allow-access-from domain="*.macromedia.com"></allow-access-from>
</cross-domain-policy>
So I've managed to change the crossdomain.xml by editing the cloudfront template. It's now:
<cross-domain-policy>
<site-control permitted-cross-domain-policies="master-only"></site-control>
<allow-access-from domain="*"></allow-access-from>
</cross-domain-policy>
However it's now throwing 500 server errors all over the place. The HDS stream on the above page works fine.
Any ideas?
It looks like Cloudfront is throwing errors when ts segments from the m3u8 manifest are requested (like http://d3d7gjoa311p3w.cloudfront.net/hls-live/streams/livepkgr/events/definst/liveevent/livestreamNum73.ts)
I also get errors if I request the HLS stream http://d3d7gjoa311p3w.cloudfront.net/hls-live/livepkgr/definst/liveevent/livestream.m3u8 directly on an iPad, so there is some issue with your server configuration. You should look into Amazon resources to resolve this first.
Also, note, in Flash, I get this debug error on your site now:
Error: Could not parse TS file: sync byte not found.
at com.longtailvideo.adaptive.muxing::TS/_readPacket()
at com.longtailvideo.adaptive.muxing::TS/readData()
at com.longtailvideo.adaptive.streaming::FragmentLoader/_readHandler()
at com.longtailvideo.adaptive.streaming::FragmentLoader/_completeHandler()
at com.longtailvideo.adaptive.streaming::FragmentLoader/_progressHandler()
OK thanks guys, I'll chase it up with Amazon. I shall post back once they've sorted it.
Np
hey we are facing same problem nathan have sort out it ?if yes then colud you please help me
Link?
So my current setup is:
Atem 1 ME->USB3 to HP Z420 (Texas Instruments USB3 Chip)->FMLE 3.2->AWS Cluodfront->jwplayer6
I got it working by setting FMLE to encode h.264 instead of VP6 which got rid of the 500 server errors. Still no idea why it happens and AWS support's about as useful as...
There was also an issue where if you stop the stream and restart it AWS freaks out and starts playing old frames. Apparently setting the stream in FMLE to "livestream?adbe-live-event=liveevent*&adbe-record-mode=record*" is supposed to fix that. If you leave it for a bit (8 mins according to the post I was reading) it does start to stream live again.
FMLE was also encounting an error where by it would stop and restart publishing (resulting in the above issue and confusion), this was caused by the audio stream, verified by stopping everything and unchecking the audio box in FMLE, so as to only stream video. I played around with the blackmagic control panel by clicking the audio spanner in fmle, and got it to work. Not real sure how unfortunately.
Cheers for your help guys, all working now... I think.
Cheers, thanks for sharing this. Glad you got it working.