2 Problems

[sslerror01]

The first problem is;

When i issue this command : "ssh ip@localhost -p 2001" in aws ec2 hourly license,
a password is required but these passwords did not work:
admin,demo,password

The other problem is;

even though im using amazon ec2 10 gb/s server , it freezes on wlan networks. It's ok on eth0 connections but in wlan's it freezes(Specially on mobile devices.).

 

[Max]

On AWS Marketplace images password is {instance-id}

Step 11

WCS in Amazon EC2 - Web Call Server 5.2 - EN - Flashphoner Documentation

docs.flashphoner.com

How do you stream? What is stream source and what is player? Browser, OS, version.

Try to measure channel bandwidth using iperf

Accessory tools - Web Call Server 5.2 - EN - Flashphoner Documentation

docs.flashphoner.com

See also quality control testing using Media Devices example

Publisher and player channel quality control - Web Call Server 5.2 - EN - Flashphoner Documentation

docs.flashphoner.com

 

[sslerror01]

Thanks for the reply.

The first issue is fixed thanks. For the other problem;


im using an iframe the system provides. An iframe like this:

<iframe id='fp_embed_player' src='http://ipAddress:9091/embed_player?urlServer=ws://ipAddress:8080&streamName=&mediaProviders=WebRTC,Flash,MSE,WSPlayer' marginwidth='0' marginheight='0' frameborder='0' width='100%' height='100%' scrolling='no' allowfullscreen='allowfullscreen'></iframe>

Im going to try the links you posted. Thanks

 

[sslerror01]

I looked at the links but didn't help much. Is there a way to make the player 360p-480p-720p-1080p? Because the stream is shared in high quality 1080p HD, some networks cannot afford this type of quality

 

[Max]

I looked at the links but didn't help much. Is there a way to make the player 360p-480p-720p-1080p? Because the stream is shared in high quality 1080p HD, some networks cannot afford this type of quality

You can set the resolution to player parameters like this

<iframe id='fp_embed_player' src='https://ipAddress:8444/embed_player?urlServer=wss://ipAddress:8443&streamName=&mediaProviders=WebRTC&resolution=640x360' marginwidth='0' marginheight='0' frameborder='0' width='100%' height='100%' scrolling='no' allowfullscreen='allowfullscreen'></iframe>

Also, you have to use HTTPS for WebRTC to work in browser
Please note that stream downscaling enables transcoding on server, which will require more CPU resources (1 CPU core per 2 720p streams encoded) and RAM (64 Gb, 32 Gb for Java heap).