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neoLeoX
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Tue Oct 05, 2004 8:38 am Post subject:
Streaming live video problem with Router |
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Hi group!!
We were streaming video with no problems from a computer that was our
Gateway. We were consuming the service via internet ... we were happy!! :(
The problem started when we installed a Router (Lynksys). We thought that
routing a DMZ to our Live Video Server would be enough but it is not. I not
even can open the WME files because of an error...
even thought we've tested our cameras with the AMCap and works ok!!...
Is there any way to stream live video behind a Router?
Any comments are welcome
Thanks in advance
L.Ortega
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Neil Smith [MVP Digital M
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Tue Oct 05, 2004 12:11 pm Post subject:
Re: Streaming live video problem with Router |
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On Mon, 4 Oct 2004 22:38:43 -0600, "neoLeoX" <neoLeoX2003@hotmail.com>
wrote:
| Quote: | Hi group!!
We were streaming video with no problems from a computer that was our
Gateway. We were consuming the service via internet ... we were happy!! :(
The problem started when we installed a Router (Lynksys). We thought that
routing a DMZ to our Live Video Server would be enough but it is not. I not
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You should use Port Forwarding not DMZ to forward known ports to the
encoder.
| Quote: | even can open the WME files because of an error...
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Thats impossible - the WME profiles exist on your hard drive. So there
must be another cause. Do you mean you can't connect to the encoder
inside your network when it is encoding ?
What does the Statistics panel tell you about connections - are you
permitting connections in the encoder itself (WME Profiles can be set
to allow or deny IP addresses to connect to the Encoder computer)
| Quote: | even thought we've tested our cameras with the AMCap and works ok!!...
Is there any way to stream live video behind a Router?
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Yes, there is, it's completely possible.
| Quote: | Any comments are welcome
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OK Your problem description is not clear.
Please can you tell us how you're encoding, what software you're
using, some of its settings, and some idea of the internals of your
network ?
Cheers - Neil
| Quote: | Thanks in advance
L.Ortega
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Sun Oct 10, 2004 9:15 am Post subject:
Re: Streaming live video problem with Router |
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I've had terrible luck with Linksys. I've actually sworn to not buy any
more of thier equipment...
MD
"Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media]" <neil@nospam.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | On Mon, 4 Oct 2004 22:38:43 -0600, "neoLeoX" <neoLeoX2003@hotmail.com
wrote:
Hi group!!
We were streaming video with no problems from a computer that was our
Gateway. We were consuming the service via internet ... we were happy!!
:(
The problem started when we installed a Router (Lynksys). We thought
that
routing a DMZ to our Live Video Server would be enough but it is not. I
not
You should use Port Forwarding not DMZ to forward known ports to the
encoder.
even can open the WME files because of an error...
Thats impossible - the WME profiles exist on your hard drive. So there
must be another cause. Do you mean you can't connect to the encoder
inside your network when it is encoding ?
What does the Statistics panel tell you about connections - are you
permitting connections in the encoder itself (WME Profiles can be set
to allow or deny IP addresses to connect to the Encoder computer)
even thought we've tested our cameras with the AMCap and works ok!!...
Is there any way to stream live video behind a Router?
Yes, there is, it's completely possible.
Any comments are welcome
OK Your problem description is not clear.
Please can you tell us how you're encoding, what software you're
using, some of its settings, and some idea of the internals of your
network ?
Cheers - Neil
Thanks in advance
L.Ortega
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neoLeoX
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Thu Nov 04, 2004 5:41 pm Post subject:
Error 0x80070002 |
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Sorry for the delay...
Camera works ok but once I edit the wme file this error comes to the screen.
"The following error occurred while setting up 'Source 1'.
The system cannot find the file specified (0x80070002)"
What do this error means?
thanks in advance?
L.Ortega
El Paso Tx?
"Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media]" <neil@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:fgm4m0h80jlcph8l28anll3p2d25b7s6da@4ax.com...
| Quote: | On Mon, 4 Oct 2004 22:38:43 -0600, "neoLeoX" <neoLeoX2003@hotmail.com
wrote:
Hi group!!
We were streaming video with no problems from a computer that was our
Gateway. We were consuming the service via internet ... we were happy!!
:(
The problem started when we installed a Router (Lynksys). We thought
that
routing a DMZ to our Live Video Server would be enough but it is not. I
not
You should use Port Forwarding not DMZ to forward known ports to the
encoder.
even can open the WME files because of an error...
Thats impossible - the WME profiles exist on your hard drive. So there
must be another cause. Do you mean you can't connect to the encoder
inside your network when it is encoding ?
What does the Statistics panel tell you about connections - are you
permitting connections in the encoder itself (WME Profiles can be set
to allow or deny IP addresses to connect to the Encoder computer)
even thought we've tested our cameras with the AMCap and works ok!!...
Is there any way to stream live video behind a Router?
Yes, there is, it's completely possible.
Any comments are welcome
OK Your problem description is not clear.
Please can you tell us how you're encoding, what software you're
using, some of its settings, and some idea of the internals of your
network ?
Cheers - Neil
Thanks in advance
L.Ortega
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