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I downloaded the ASPNetVideo control to try it and having problems getting it to run a 30 MB video.
First when I hit the site from my development box the control does start the video after probably 2 minutes.
But when I try to hit the site from any other machine, it takes probably 3 to 4 minutes before starting the video with just the sound and no image.
Is this because its teh trial version. Whats up ???????
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Hello.
I was just reading your post and wondered whether you are actually viewing the video from a streaming server, or if the video is having to load completely, (From the file system)before playback. I am streaming using rtsp from a Windows 2003 standard box and getting good performance using this control.
Simon
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This is a problem that in my experience occurs when trying to embed/stream AVI formatted files, or just video files that are too big. I would suggest as a guideline to restrict your video file size to approximately 2MB/minute of playback. Try Downloading Windows Media Encoder – and encoding as WMV. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/forpros/encoder/default.mspxFor others with encoding problems using RealPlayer, try here: http://www.realnetworks.com/products/producer/index.htmland for QuickTime media: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/pro/
http://www.aspnetmedia.com
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You may need to wait half house to play video which is 30MB. You need encoder it to 2-3 MB by Windows Media Encoder.
The problem is that through Windows Media Encoder, video file is wmv file which only can play on windows media player, but not quick time and real.
I download and try it use Real Player, Pop up appear and ask me User Name and Password (server: Local Host). Does someone meet this problem?
Does someone know which encoder can encode file to mov or avi so video can play on different player?
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OK For clarity for anyone new to video encoding. AVI is not suitable for delivery across the internet - period. Video should not exceed more than a few MB per minute. Encoding for Windows Media PlayerUse the free Windows Media Encoder to encode WMV for windows media player: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/forpros/encoder/default.mspxEncoding for RealPlayerUse Real Producer. This has free and paid for versions. http://www.realnetworks.com/products/producer/index.htmlEncoding for QuicktimeUse Quicktime Pro. This is not free. http://www.apple.com/quicktime/pro/ Encoding for All Players - try MPEGhttp://www.tmpgenc.net/en/index.htmlQuality is not as high as choosing one of the above. Also - ASPNetMedia are schduled to realease a Flash Video (FLV) component in the coming month: http://www.aspnetflashvideo.com/Real Player Pop-UpReal player has always required registration you need the patience to do this if you want to use and test real.
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