I used Moodle 2.2. I have a video streaming server is used to Red5. I want to use this server to play the video on moodle.
In moodle 1.9, i found WebClass plugin for streaming video on Moodle from red5 server.
But moodle 2.2, I have not found any solution?
How to use streaming video in moodle 2.2
You can use http://moodle.org/plugins/pluginversions.php?plugin=mod_livestreaming
You can also use big blue button, that uses red5, an it has plugin for moodle
or alternatively: http://incubator.apache.org/openmeetings/MoodlePlugin.html
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I have an application that broadcast my screen over the network. in other browser it is working correctly but in internet explorer its not working and always shows to download a file instant of playing streaming.
in other browser like chrome
but in internet explorer its not working ....
i have installed many plugin like quick time active x, java etc.
This is difficult to answer without knowing the media type of the streaming.
But I would suggest try installing VLC or the latest media player with updated codecs. Also try disabling any download manager that you might be having.
Note: You can also try the streaming option of VLC as it has a VLC server as well.
Hope that helps.
Also suggested: Buy an authenticated version of Windows or Activate your copy of Windows :P
I want to register an application with SoundCloud.
I don't have a valid URL for my app according to SoundCloud as I am trying to register it with http://localhost:8888/pathtofile.
Is there any way to register with SoundCloud using MAMP local server?
Are you Mac, Windows or Linux?
If Mac, follow the instructions in this StackOverflow comment: https://stackoverflow.com/a/16636333/42776
I'll repeat them here...
in your windows/system32/drivers/etc/hosts file
Add line 127.0.0.1 localhost.samplewars.com and you can use that
domain for testing purposes.
I am working in a project where I should integrate webcam to my web application and record the video and save it in local file system.Can any1 tell me which free api or plugin or gem I can use for this?
Thanks in Advance!!!
This might be late for the party, but I created a gem that will allow you to capture photos easily:
Headshot - Easy web cam integration for Ruby on Rails.
http://headshot.hypermediasoft.com/
This might be helpful for you
http://lassebunk.dk/2011/02/19/paperclip-jpegcam-webcam-rails3/
I have a flex app that was developed using wowza as media server. The purpose of the app is to record the microphone of the client. I have to switch over to red5 now, and so I set up a VM with red5. I had success in creating streams, but only a small part of the audio is saved correctly on the flv files under the stream/ folders. Why is that happening? Could anybody point me out some suggestions, as I am aware only of the possibility to rewrite extending RTMPClient instead of using NetStream and NetConnection.
You should check the version of Red5.
Are/were you using Red5 version 1.0 ? There is a bug in that which truncates a lot from both ends in the final .flv.
You could downgrade to a lower version or use 1.0.2. It works fine in these.
I have a Adobe Flash Builder GUI application that connects to Red5 to communicate.
can i use the red5 to call facebook API calls? can anyone provide an example? all the examples that i can find are with tomcat.
thanks!
Unfortunately they can't.
facebook-java-api cannot work with red5 because it requires the session data that does not pass into red5 and uses variables that i received only by a java Servlet.
there is also a facebook java api called TinyFbClient (www.socialjava.com).
this client is small, very easy to understand with very nice examples.
here i didn't have to use sessions, but i do need to get the uid of the user i want to query on. the client side can forward that information when needed.
TinyFbClient depends on jersey (http://download.java.net/maven/2/com/sun/jersey/) but unfortunately jersy does not compile on red5 properly. if you'll try to use the binary version you'll just get the error
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.sun.ws.rs.ext.RuntimeDelegateImpl
and that is because the compiled binary cannot operate properly.
I resolved the issue by installing tomcat and allowing the user to connect to tomcat first, with tomcat i fetch the session and the relevant facebook data, stores it in a database and then with red5 i manipulate the data as needed.
hopefully this information will be found useful.
update
i had the previous error message because i did not copy the relevant jars (jersey and jsr311) to the red5 directory. unfortunately it did not solve the problem.
i tried different versions of jersey (1.0.x,1.1.x,1.2). the code did compile but any calls to a facebook api would just stop the application.
i decided to do the facebook information fetching part in tomcat and then to deliver it to red5.
Yes, it can work in Red5. Especially if you had it working in Tomcat, since we provide an embedded Tomcat server.