I have been searching the forums for a about a day now, I cannot find one clear post about how to successfully implementing streaming of an FLV file with the JW Player and ASP.NET, preferably C#. This link says to search the forums, but I have had no luck:
http://www.longtailvideo.com/support/tutorials/HTTP-Video-Streaming
- This article came up multiple times: http://blogs.ugidotnet.org/kfra/archive/2006/10/04/50003.aspx, but if you bring up the page in firefox and try to play the sample video on the page it never plays!
- The longtail tutuorial above has a PHP example using xmoov.php as the streaming file, has anyone ever created an xmoov.asp or aspx so I can just use that example? In the forums I just saw people arguing about whether to use s1.addVariable("streamscript" or s1.addVariable("file" and no one posted a full example. I also saw an example that used a ashx handler, couldnt get that to work either. I am a web developer so if I can't figure this out how are other people? Please help! Thank you.


This thread seems to end with a successful streamer on Nov. 17, 2008, once a few typOs were fixed.
I don't use that "stuff", so I can't comment on the code itself.
Currently, with a v4.6.247 player, your player code should be:
'streamer': 'http://www.domain.com/path/streamer.aspx','file': 'videofile.flv',
The streamer URI ABSOLUTELY MUST be a full URI, including the protocol and domain.
If your file URL (filename only in this case) doesn't end in a recognized media file extenstion (in this case, only flv can be pesudostreamed), then use a type of video.
And of course, the FLV file must have the metadata created and injected by FLVMDI, flvtool2, flvtool++, yamdi, or flvmeta.