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  • octane6228
    Forum Member
    • Feb 2004
    • 47

    Streaming Video

    Wondering what the best way to stream video from a web site into AMS is?

    Any Help is greatly appreciated.
  • Adam
    Indigo Rose Staff Member
    • May 2000
    • 2149

    #2
    There are two decent options:

    1) Use the Web Object in AMS 5 Pro and point it at the stream.

    OR

    2) Use the free Media Player Plugin that will support most streaming video formats.

    There are ups and downs to both of these options.

    Adam Kapilik

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    • octane6228
      Forum Member
      • Feb 2004
      • 47

      #3
      Stream Problem

      Hi Adam....I pointed the video object at the website and the video plays fine. Here's the problem. As soon as I Jump to another page within AMS and then come back to the page with the video object I get the following error?

      Video Object: http://www.website.com/video/video.wmv

      Unable to display object: File can not be located

      ----------------------------------------------------
      My code for loading the video object is Page Show and its below.....

      connected = HTTP.TestConnection("http://www.website.com", 20, 80, nil, nil);
      if connected then
      Dialog.TimedMessage("Please Wait...", "Loading Video...", 3000, MB_ICONINFORMATION);
      Video.SetEnabled("Video1", true);
      Video.Load("Video1","http://www.website.com/video/video.wmv", true, false);
      else
      result = Dialog.Message("Internet Error", "Website.com is unreachable. Please check your connection and retry.", MB_RETRYCANCEL);
      if result == 4 then
      Page.Jump("Menu3");

      end
      end

      ------------------------------------------------------------------

      I'm absolutely stumped on why it doesn't re-establish the connection to the video file on the web site....

      Your help is desperatley needed!!!

      Thanks
      Last edited by octane6228; 05-19-2005, 01:26 PM.

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      • Intrigued
        Indigo Rose Customer
        • Dec 2003
        • 6138

        #4
        Try this in the On Close of Page1:

        Code:
        Video.Load("Video1", "", false, false) (Note:  Change Video1 to the name of your object!)
        Intrigued

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        • Bruce
          Indigo Rose Customer
          • Jun 2001
          • 2134

          #5
          Try placing this into a text file:

          <ASX VERSION="3.0">
          <ENTRY>
          <REF HREF="http://www.yoursite.com/your.wmv" />
          </ENTRY>
          </ASX>

          Now change the .txt extension to .wvx make sure it points to your .wmv works great for a video I made.
          Recent video
          This is one is 46.2 mb

          Streams pritty good. BTW your server needs to be setup to do some basic streaming.
          Last edited by Bruce; 05-19-2005, 08:40 PM.

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