Yes of course Sun JRE is required ...
But your bandwidth issues should have nothing todo with the Screensharing.
The audio is always the first thing that receives bandwidth issues. It
might be a good idea to decrease the video size to save some bandwidth for
the audio part.
Sebastian
2012/2/9 Con
It works for me on an Ubuntu 10.11. I had to install the Sun/Oracle JRE which
is nuts. Some bandwidth issues remain - there is no way to adapt quality vs.
bandwidth by e.g. increasing compression. The consequence is long audio delay
which is hard to detect from my side unless the conversation ge
Found the problem(s).
See attached error-log.txt and red5-log.txt
So, by what I read, there is something wrong with axis2.xml and a
permissions problem with Tomcat on port 80.
Have no clue where to go from here. Too busy until next week to dig
into axis2.xml (If I remember it's in
/opt/red5/web
I just tested ... there is no issue
when I try
http://moodle.openmeetings.de/moodle2/moodle/mod/openmeetings/view.php?id=27
the screensharing is starting just fine.
If you donwload the JNLP and save it to disk you should see that there is
content in the file.
I don't know the current status of 64
Hi!
I am looking for a solution which can do screen sharing in an audio
conference.
Openmeetings seems to fit the bill according to feature list. However
when I try
http://moodle.openmeetings.de/moodle2/moodle/mod/openmeetings/view.php?id=27
and try screen sharing, my Firefox says that I am trying
Hi Allen,
you should make sure you understand the connection procedure:
There are always 3 ports involved, not two.
1) You have the HTTP (default 5080) port that loads the SWF, the images,
upload/download documents (or potentially https if you configure it)
2) RTMP (default 1935), the client fir
All on the same subnet - no firewall involved yet. No software firewalls
turned on either host or client. This is why I'm confused. Same machines
work when everything is set to 5080/8088..
If I get some time today I'll fire up WireShark and look at what's going on
between the machines.
On Wed,
Minor update:
There are some possibilities with HTML5 video with "Adaptive streaming"
You may find some matrix about the currently supported platforms here:
http://www.longtailvideo.com/html5/#adaptive_streaming
However this topic seems to be in its early days too.
Sebastian
2012/1/28 seba.wag.
