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    Default Server Not Found

    Hello,

    I tried to view a music recital at:

    http://www.music.iastate.edu/feeds/recital/recitalflash

    I got the following error:

    Server Not Found. rtmp://mirror242.music.iastate.edu:80/live/

    My sister could view the recital from a different computer.

    I can connect to the server with:

    http://mirror242.music.iastate.edu/
    Wowza Media Server 2 Perpetual 2.0.0 build22912

    I tried temporarily disabling my firewall but the same problem occurs. I have read some of the discussions on this forum and one of the threads seemed to indicate it was a programming error. Can someone take a look at the source code of:

    http://www.music.iastate.edu/feeds/recital/recitalflash

    and let me know if there is a programming error on that page? I am a software programmer and can create my own web page to correct any errors. Also, I can pass on the information to the webmaster at that site so they can correct it there.

    Thanks.

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    Are you connecting from a computer in a strict corporate LAN? Some corporate LANs do not allow rtmp streaming.

    Try RTMPT (tunneling) protocol:

    rtmpt://mirror242.music.iastate.edu:80/live/

    Richard

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    Hi Richard,

    I am using a pay-wifi service that is available in the community where I am staying. Maybe they are try to ration bandwidth by blocking rtmp?

    When you say "try" rtmpt, are you suggesting that I create a web page that "tries" it. I saved (Firefox - right click Save As...) the http://www.music.iastate.edu/feeds/recital/recitalflash page on my computer, but I am having trouble getting the player to display on the page using the saved files.

    Thanks

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    I just tried it and it failed the first time but worked after that.

    What version of JW Player are you using. I have noticed the same thing with the latest version of JW(5.3) on other sites. 5.2 doesn't seem to have the same problems.

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    When you say "try" rtmpt, are you suggesting ...
    Wherever you are entering this RTMP url:
    Code:
    rtmp://mirror242.music.iastate.edu:80/live/
    Try RTMPT
    Code:
    rtmpT://mirror242.music.iastate.edu:80/live/
    Richard

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    Quote Originally Posted by rogerlittin View Post
    I just tried it and it failed the first time but worked after that.

    What version of JW Player are you using. I have noticed the same thing with the latest version of JW(5.3) on other sites. 5.2 doesn't seem to have the same problems.
    How can I tell the version?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rrlanham View Post
    Wherever you are entering this RTMP url:
    Code:
    rtmp://mirror242.music.iastate.edu:80/live/
    Try RTMPT
    Code:
    rtmpT://mirror242.music.iastate.edu:80/live/
    Richard
    Richard,

    It is being executed in javascript on this page. http://www.music.iastate.edu/feeds/recital/recitalflash. I "saved" the web page to my computer, but the player does not even show up. I assume I can't just enter rtmpT://mirror242.music.iastate.edu:80/live/ in the Firefox navigation bar, right?

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