Forum user: jk3us

I got the h264 plugin working in Apache, but it seem like Apache is trying to use the module to serve files ending in '.mp4.jpg', which is how we name our video thumbnails. When trying to view one of these images, I get this message:

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Unsupported Media Type

The supplied request data is not in a format acceptable for processing by this resource.

Apache/2.2.9 (Debian) DAV/2 PHP/5.3.8-1~dotdeb.1 with Suhosin-Patch mod_ssl/2.2.9 OpenSSL/0.9.8g Server at www._SERVER_.org Port 80
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How can I make these files not get served through this module?

I'm getting this too. If the subject or template contain any quotes (single or double, I think), the flash fails to load.

Does the deafening silence mean this isn't possible?

Looks like it... just use

plugins: {controls:null}

in your flowplayer configuration.

See http://flowplayer.org/documentation/configuration/ for more about getting flowplayer going.

Are you using flowplayer at all with that?

onFinish: function (clip) {
   this.unload();
}

or... this is the way I do it. It waits 15 seconds after the clip finishes then unloads it... this is just so people who play it and then go to lunch don't hold open that rtmp connection forever:

onFinish: function (clip) {
   window.setTimeout(function(){this.unload();}.bind(this),15000);
}

I would like to point flowplayer to a SMIL URL, and have the script that generates that smil provide either an rtmp URL or a http URL. This doesn't work because you have to define which "provider" to use when configuring flowplayer. Is there a way to say "load this smil file and play the http OR rtmp video URL that it points to"?

For me, when I make sure that each element has a unique id this problem goes away.