You should create a ref movie which links to the stream, and put it in
the URLs in your first embedded code example. Put the ref movie on your
Web server, not your QTSS server.
The easiest way to create a ref movie is to open the stream with
QuickTime Player and (if you have a QTPro key) select File->Save As.
The movie you save will be a 1-2k ref movie. Put this movie and link to
it in your object/embed tags.
John Anderson
On Friday, August 30, 2002, at 07:10 PM, Angel Hernandez wrote:
I've been driving myself CRAZY attempting to create a web page that
loads a streaming quicktime movie. I've been reading all of the docs
that I can find included with DSS and on Apple's site, and still
haven't had any luck.
I have Apache running on port 80, and DSS listening on their standard
ports 554,1220,8000, etc..
Here's what I've tried to include in a HTML doc, but to no avail...
The movie australia.mov is in my media directory, and can be played
directly from the quicktime player. Anyhow, how am I screwing up the
code below? Thanks
