I am setting the red 5 streaming server and would like to connect with autoview application so that autoview can has streaming function, but I still confuse on the setting, I had already installed the red 5, could anyone help me please?? Thx
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How to use Red5 streaming server on autoview
How to use Red5 streaming server on autoview
Re: How to use Red5 streaming server on autoview
You need to install the AutoView Live Lecture/Live Capture plugin into Red5. A preview version is currently available for download here, on line purchasing for the full version will be available soon, but we are selling licence keys to anybody who wants them manually in advance of this.
Re: How to use Red5 streaming server on autoview
Thx
I got some problems on setting up the plugin into Red5
my Red5 is located at http://localhost:8080/red5/, so suould I put the plugin folder into red5 folder? Thx
If yes, could you mind to help me to read below settings are correct or not? Thx
local.url=http://localhost:8080/avLive
avhost.url=http://localhost/test(my moodle folder is call test)
avhost.type=moodle
streams.dirroot=D:\xampp\htdocs\testdata(the data file i rename it to testdata)
Really thx
I got some problems on setting up the plugin into Red5
my Red5 is located at http://localhost:8080/red5/, so suould I put the plugin folder into red5 folder? Thx
If yes, could you mind to help me to read below settings are correct or not? Thx
local.url=http://localhost:8080/avLive
avhost.url=http://localhost/test(my moodle folder is call test)
avhost.type=moodle
streams.dirroot=D:\xampp\htdocs\testdata(the data file i rename it to testdata)
Really thx
Re: How to use Red5 streaming server on autoview
The simplest way to install the plugin is to unzip the .war file into the red5 webapps sub-directory as per step 2 of the installation instructions.
The other settings look OK if you are planning a test installation only accessible on the local machine.
One thought though, for a production system it is not recommended to put the moodle data directory inside the webserver htdocs. This will open up a major security hole in the Moodle file system.
The other settings look OK if you are planning a test installation only accessible on the local machine.
One thought though, for a production system it is not recommended to put the moodle data directory inside the webserver htdocs. This will open up a major security hole in the Moodle file system.