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Thanks, that works. But I might didn't explain myself correctly. I using the embedded player on my own website, I want to be able to connect to a different RTSP/RTMP streams, using the full link (e.g. rtmp://demo.flashphoner.com:1935/live/stream1) BTW i'm able to connect to different streams...

This is the command i'm using now: ffmpeg -stream_loop -1 -re -i big_buck_bunny_480p_5mb.mp4 -preset ultrafast -acodec aac -ar 48000 -vcodec h264 -strict -2 -g 48 -f flv "rtmp://demo.flashphoner.com:1935/live/stream1" I used your command, the issue is that after few seconds the player stop...

The file flashphoner.properties is located under /usr/local/FlashphonerWebCallServer/conf/ you can edit the file using nano or any other file editor, don't forget to use sudo.

Hi, Do you have any more ideas on how to solve this issue ?

Same issue, now it looks like it's trying to load the stream for longer time but at the end it fails. This is the first thing I did, the server (stream) is reachable to the world. I want to serve a stream of video from a local file, I need it to be reachable by several applications, I need it...

I added the line you suggested (and restarted the webcallserver service), but it didn't work. I also checked ffmpeg but it doesn't seems to fit my needs. Is there any thing else I can try ? I also tried to use the player on your website, but it didn't connect to my stream. Thanks.

Hi, First of all, thank you for your reply. I'm still having issue to connect to my stream. I changed the command and now this is my stream information The command i executed was: cvlc --random --loop /home/ubuntu/Videos/test.mp4...

Hi, I have Web Call Server 5 on AWS. I have another Linux (Ubuntu) Server (with public IP address) which is streaming a video file over RTSP using the command below: cvlc --random --loop /home/ubuntu/Videos/test.mp4...