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[ Video Sharing CMS v4 ] please implement httpd pseudostreaming

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dmacleoTopic starter

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about the only thing I like better about clipbucket over this is it has pseudostreaming built in for those that have enabled the apache/nginx h264 and mod_fvlx modules.
Posting this here as requested by Alex (thanks for the help today) to get the idea posted and in the open.

Basically what this does is allow a non-rtmp server to act like one, instead of the present progressive streaming (you cannot forward past a section not yet downloaded) method pseudostreaming allows you to move the player slider and the start parameter picks up there and plays from there. it allows a person to move back and forth in a video independent of the videos actual download.

Thanks.
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Marius P.

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Will get to this also, had a bad day today.
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dmacleoTopic starter

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Will get to this also, had a bad day today.
very sorry to hear that :(
dentists...paid to hurt you  :-*
Thanks for looking into this, you guys should have access needed on my end (where the apache modules are loaded and working) to mess around if needed.
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Marius P.

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I am the worst patient in the world, I think I would behave nicer with a gun on my head than with an dentist with that rotating thing on my tooth (don't know the term in english)
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dmacleoTopic starter

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I am the worst patient in the world, I think I would behave nicer with a gun on my head than with an dentist with that rotating thing on my tooth (don't know the term in english)
LOL the drill of doom :)
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Marius P.

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LOL the drill of doom :)

that's the one!!!
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PHPVibe A.

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So, from what I got from Mario, he added

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provider: "http",


in function _jwplayer6

like:

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file: "' . $file . '", provider: "http", image: "' . $thumb . '",


and now it's working?

For the rest needing this you will need:

QuoteHow To Install Mod x264 Streaming Module For Apache2:
http://h264.code-shop.com/trac/wiki/Mod-H264-Streaming-Apache-Version2

dmacleoTopic starter

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not working for me on firefox (I tested both firefox and palemoon) but I emailed the link to what video I tested with
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dmacleoTopic starter

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also people may need to install mod_flvx for apache.

http://www.gnutoolbox.com/mod_flvx/


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PHPVibe A.

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also people may need to install mod_flvx for apache.

http://www.gnutoolbox.com/mod_flvx/

Isn't this only for flv? Cause PHPVibe does not convert to flv, just mp4.

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not working for me on firefox (I tested both firefox and palemoon) but I emailed the link to what video I tested with

:-\ that sucks.
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