How SWF and FLV works: Streaming Flash video using your own Flash Player:
If you are using your own player (swf), you will need to either upload
it inside the progressive folder, or to your own web server. If you wish
to stream your flv through your player, you must use the “rtmp”
link below:
- Login into your PlayStream account
using your Customer Login and Password.
- Select "Manage your Content".
- Click on the "Manage Content" button next to the applicable
service name.
- Navigate and click on the flash media (extension flv) for which you
want to generate the custom embedded player.
- Click on the "Manage Content" button next to the service
you wish to work with.
- Navigate to your Flash media you wish to stream.
- Click on the file name of the media
- On the Info page, take the rtmp link.
Progressive downloading your flv through your Player:
If you are using your own flash player for progressive download delivery
of Flash video, you must upload your flv file to your PlayStream account,
inside the Progressive folder. Then take the stream link found on the
Info page, replace the word “easylink” with “progressive”.
See example below:
Stream link: http://easylink.playstream.com/servicename/progressive/myFlashMovie.flv
Replace it as follows:
Stream link: http://progressive.playstream.com/carolinar/progressive/flash/testflash.flv
Uploading your Player to your own web server:
For support uploading and linking to flash SWF content on your own web
server or web host, please contact your hosting provider’s support
department. PlayStream will be happy to help link to media hosted on our
CDN, however we cannot provide support for another hosting provider.
Tips when using flash components:
| For Media playback component: |
use the rtmp link as it is |
| For Media display component: |
use the rtmp link and add at the end “.flv” |
NOTE: Please keep in mind that we do not support Flash
development, only deployment. For further questions on creating flash
players or working with action script, please contact a qualified flash
developer.
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