4.1rc2

[damianxd]

I have a problem with the random seek feature. It doesn't seem to work on any player even if I check and recheck the mime types:
f4v,mp4 = video/mp4

When I try to load a video, it plays, but when I use the seek feature on flowplayer I've got an error and on jwplayer... well, it simply continue from some point near the begining of the video.

Please check it out here:
skoletube.dk/xxx.php

I don't know if I'm missing something, but please give me a hand with this

[NiteWave]

Please check it out here:
skoletube.dk/xxx.php

please copy flowplayer-3.2.3.swf etc to your server and test again.

need copy this file as well:
releases.flowplayer.org/swf/flowplayer.controls-3.2.2.swf

[damianxd]

Originally Posted by NiteWave

please copy flowplayer-3.2.3.swf etc to your server and test again.

need copy this file as well:
releases.flowplayer.org/swf/flowplayer.controls-3.2.2.swf

Sorry, that didn't help... I've placed all the flowplayer files on my server and still the random seek feature doesn't work.

I've set another player with the same swf but with a different file source and you can see that the random seek from that server is working but not on mine.

skoletube.dk/xxx.php

Kind regards
Damian

[mistwang]

random seek for mp4 video should work with the latest 4.1RC3 build now.
Just change the version number in the download link to get it.

[meto]

Originally Posted by mistwang

random seek for mp4 video should work with the latest 4.1RC3 build now.
Just change the version number in the download link to get it.

I confirm.

[ideaoforder]

Depending on how your video was encoded, you may also have to check that the moov_atom was moved to the beginning of the file. I think Quicktime puts it at the end by default. I think ffmpeg for mac/linux both come with a utility for doing this.

[meto]

Originally Posted by ideaoforder

Depending on how your video was encoded, you may also have to check that the moov_atom was moved to the beginning of the file. I think Quicktime puts it at the end by default. I think ffmpeg for mac/linux both come with a utility for doing this.

That's common to every Pseudo-streaming.

[aww]

Just tried 4.1rc5 and it broke some some of my deeper directory rewrite rules for php. Root directories and static content did not seem to be affected.

Since it was a live server I didn't have time to debug and rolled back to 4.0.20 which fixed the problem.

(tried deleting the /tmp/lsws cache on 4.1 but it didn't fix it)

[NiteWave]

Please back to latest 4.1RC4 if you were using 4.1 series.

4.1RC5 has big change to support mod_security 2.5, while RC4 not.

[aww]

Ah okay, will try. I actually upgraded from 4.0.19

Also remembered the deeper directory was using RewriteOptions Inherit, which I didn't actually need, not sure if that was the trigger for the problem or not.

Oh basically the way it was working was the virtual directories were not being rewritten at all, and a 404 was thrown, not sure if that helps you or not.