How to get a thumbnail image w/an XML playlist?

Hi,

Thanks for your help! You were right - our server did not support pseudo streaming, so we've changed to one that does. However, I'm still having an issue where videos can't be skipped ahead into either their loaded or not yet loaded parts. Is there something I need to correct in the XML playlist in order to get it to work?

bijou wrote: Hi,

Thanks for your help! You were right - our server did not support pseudo streaming, so we've changed to one that does. However, I'm still having an issue where videos can't be skipped ahead into either their loaded or not yet loaded parts. Is there something I need to correct in the XML playlist in order to get it to work?

This is normal -->It's not possible with the download streaming, but only with rtmp streaming and http pseudo streaming. see here :

www.longtailvideo.com/support/jw-player/...ttp-pseudo-streaming

www.longtailvideo.com/support/jw-player/...ivery-rtmp-streaming

We were attempting to use HTTP Pseudo Streaming, but my XML coding is likely incorrect. I'm wondering if I should switch to RTMP, though, as the problem might be that the FLVs in the playlist don't have metadata to support the HTTP Pseudo Streaming (I need to check if they do or not). Would I have to change from the following format for individual movies in order to get HTTP Pseudo Streaming or RTMP Streaming working?

<item>
<title>Title</title>
<description>Description</description>
<media:content url=" address.flv " type="video/flv" />
<media:thumbnail url=" address.png " />
<jwplayer:provider>http</jwplayer:provider>
<jwplayer:http.startparam>apstart</jwplayer:http.startparam>

</item>

Also, I removed the 'length,' which might be the problem. I'm not sure how to determine the length of any particular video by the number system used in the examples.

Your xml coding is good if your server support Http pseudo streaming

and

Your xml coding is not good if your server doesn't support Http pseudo streaming

so firstable you have to know what streaming is support by your server-->

as I understand in your previous post is that your server doesn't support http pseudo streaming so you have to change those lines of the playlist and make a cross on the seeking feature --> or change your host for the video part at least (same thing for rtmp)

Oh, sorry - I must have explained this confusingly. You helped us to figure out that our server did not support Pseudo Streaming, so we switched to one that does. However, I'm still having the same problems with Pseudo Streaming not working.

I should also mention - in case it's useful - that we're running on Apache.

We did already switch severs in order to fix this, but it's not working. What should we do?