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Murdock

problem with streaming

Post by Murdock »

Hi there i have a little problem with streaming, i have downloaded the java applet, but i have the same problem ..."need signed applet"...

Can you help me? :roll:
malun
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Post by malun »

Check the URL printed at the bottom of the stream settings window.
If the URL contain an ip address that is reserved to local networks or similar, your current settings will not work over the Internet.

Please see the FAQ question: "Why doesn't the stream output work over the Internet?"

You will probably have to redirect a port on your router if you use one...

By the way, which version of Yawcam are you using? The latest version should print a red warning message in the stream settings window if the settings not will work over the Internet.

/malun
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Post by Guest »

The version that i use is 0.2.3

i use this ip http://81.193.36.118:8081/local.html

Is any problem if i use the the same client to view that ip and to stream my video....(in my pc i do my streaming video, and try to see in opera browser) :(

I think that is all ok, how can i post a image so you can see if all is ok?
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Post by malun »

Do you use a router?
How are you connected to the Internet?

What does Yawcam say that the URL will be if you check at the bottom of the stream settings window (settings -> edit settings -> stream) ?
Is any problem if i use the the same client to view that ip and to stream my video....(in my pc i do my streaming video, and try to see in opera browser)
No, this shouldn't be a problem. It will only be a problem if you are using a router and have redirected ports.

Please check if you can see your self on http://localhost:8081/

There is no way to upload an image to this forum. The image already have to be located somewhere on the Internet to be able to add it here...

/malun
Murdock

Post by Murdock »

I do not use a router...
My connection trougth internet is Adsl

in my streaming settings the url is:
A URL será:
http://http://81.193.36.118:8081/local.html:8081/
ou
http://169.254.18.65:8081/local.html
(portuguese language :wink: )

in streaming settings i force ip with: http://81.193.36.118:8081/local.html

in this link -> http://localhost:8081/ , i cannot see myself :(

And i continue with the same problem: "need i signed applet"(and i have allready download it)
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Post by malun »

As usual I'm a bit confused :wink: ...but let's test one thing:

1) Uncheck "advanced" so that you don't force a public ip.
2) Now try the address http://localhost:8081/ in your browser.
3) Also try http://169.254.18.65:8081/ in your browser.

Can you see yourself on any of the two addresses?

Now, check in "advanced" again and fill in the ip 81.193.36.118 (only fill in the ip, no portnumber or specific html page) in the "force public ip" field.

1) Can you see yourself on http://localhost:8081/local.html ?
2) Can you see yourself on http://169.254.18.65:8081/local.html ?
3) Can anyone else (outside your network) see you on the address: http://81.193.36.118:8081/ ?
4) What does http://www.whatismyip.com tell you that your ip address is?

Do you have an ethernet cable connected directly from the ADSL modem to your computer?

/malun
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Post by Murdock »

if i connect as this ip: http://localhost:8081/ , i have the same problem with the applet...
but if i connect with: http://169.254.18.65:8081/ , i can see my image now (with no ip force on the streaming settings)


With my public ip forced:
if i connect with: http://localhost:8081/local.html , i continue with the same problem with the applet...
if i connect with: http://169.254.18.65:8081/local.html , i can see my image again
and last and not the least if i connect with: http://81.193.228.120:8081/ , i can SEE my image :D

my cable ethernet is directly connect to pc and to modem :wink:

is any problem if the http://localhost:8081/ , dosent work :?:
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Post by malun »

Murdock wrote:is any problem if the http://localhost:8081/ , dosent work :?:
Nope, sorry for that... Apparently localhost never will work with the applet. My mistake.

But there still is something that strange... Have you tested if anyone else can see you on: http://81.193.228.120:8081/ ?

This address doesn't work for me right now... but I don't know if you have Yawcam running...

/malun
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Post by Murdock »

Ok you are rigth that adress dosent work for nobody outside my house :(
Only in my pc, i can see my image if go to: http://81.193.228.120:8081/

Do you now why is my image not acssecible outside(pc), and only inside(pc) :?: :?:
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Post by malun »

I really can't figure out how you are connected to the Internet. It looks like you are sitting behind a router... and maybe you are, but this router might be located at your Internet Service Provider.

Have you ever been able to run any services, like an ftp server for example, on your computer? Maybe it's impossible for you to get traffic redirected from the Internet directly to your computer?

/malun
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Post by Murdock »

yes you maybe rigth the if i am sitting behind a router, must be on my ISP..

I never use before a FTP client, dont now if it really works rigth on my PC..

But i've think also if my Win XP firewall as something to do with my problem?

:roll:
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Post by malun »

Murdock wrote:But i've think also if my Win XP firewall as something to do with my problem?
It sure can... What rules have you added to your firewall?
You will have to open up for incomming TCP-traffic on port 8081 to get to work.

/malun
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Post by Murdock »

I am trying to view the rules of my firewall and i cant find it , :(
Maybe tomorrow im gonna install norton internet security and disable my XP firewall...(since i got blaster never let mt PC with fireWall disable) :)

i think with norton i have acees too all ports i need to block or unblock :roll:
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Post by malun »

I'm not familiar with either window's firewall nor norton's... but my guess would be that Norton will have much more nice settings ;-)

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Post by Murdock »

Very thanks malun for your help, tomorrow i post something new from my problem's solution...Now im gonna sleep...tomorrow i have a big day... :)
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