[NBLUG/talk] apache and streaming

[Barry Stump]

This is just a guess, but have you checked to see if range requests  
are enabled? I don't have the syntax in front of me, but in order to  
be able to skip to a spot in a streamed media file, the player needs  
to be able to ask the server to start sending a file from a particular  
offset. If your Apache does not have this enabled, then you can only  
get the file from the beginning.

-Barry

On Feb 24, 2010, at 7:45 AM, micxz <micxz at micxz.com> wrote:

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>> I put together a video and converted it to flv, and I'm able to get  
>> JW
>> Player to buffer and play the video. However the progress bar will  
>> not
>> allow you to jump ahead or go back on the video. When I try to do so
>> it simply jumps back to where it was playing and continues on as if
>> nothing happened.
> Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought this was the correct behavior
> for some streaming content. Like a radio station you "tune in". I wish
> I had any answers for you on this one. I thought I would at least
> comment on this part.
>
> Also I think this is the first time I have not seen a helpful response
> on a subject on this list.
>
> - --
> Micxz
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