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Join Date: Nov 2009
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To MikeSouth and other who is interested. Hereafter I tried to give answers to all Mike's concerns.
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1. First of all - there are no simple solution. Media server doesn't know anything about your site's authorization, security model, etc. You can't tell the server which user has access to which channel without programming at all. On the other hand, the programming doesn't seem to be tricky so you could easily otsource it. 2. WOWZA is based on Red5. Generally it's better, but Red5 is free and open source, so it could give its benefits. 3. The other option is to use Adobe FMS. It still requires programming (see point 1), but it has very powerful security features included. 4. Another interesting question. Do you need media server at all? As I understand, you need to show videos from files. In this case it seems more convinient to just read the file from server through HTTPS. In this case you'll have much lower server load. You could have 10-20 more simultaneous connections per server. On the other hand, this approach will require custom flash player and some server-side programming to reach the same level of protection as protected stream does. The maximum level of protection is "easier to save video by screen capture than by hacking". That's how I see it at a first glance. Have a good day guys
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Banned From GFY for Doing The South Pole Boogie
Join Date: Nov 2003
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I think you pretty well got that right
from my experience in helping DWB Wowza is unable to stream h.264 content and neither wowza or mojo seems to be able to understand why, as usual with wowza they just say well the encoding is wrong, but since GSpot shows it as H.264 I dont see how its wrong. and to top it off they dont seem able to tell you what parameters DO work. I know that the media server doesnt know what should be protected and what shouldnt and therein lies the problem, It shouldnt be left to me to write code to make it work. until someone can put that front end or whatever on it this product isnt ready for a protected environment Sorry Brad but I cant go this route until someone can make it much easier to implement. should i ever start a tube site wowza would be wonderful. |
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