We are having issues in achieving successful playback of MP4 video files, stored on AWS, and served by Wowza.
Using JWPlayer 6.12.4956 (Pro edition) hosted locally, with a SMIL file generated by Wowza using the jwplayer.smil construct. We always get "Cannot connect to server".
The JWPlayer configuration is like this: (with commercial sensitive redaction - xxxxxxxxx).
{
"width":"411",
"height":"63",
"stretching":"fill",
"primary":"flash",
"logo":{
"hide":true,
"file":"",
"position":"top-left",
"margin":"10"
},
"autostart":0,
"repeat":false,
"image":"https://xxxxxxxx/sites/all/themes/xxxxxx_omega/images/xxxxxxx_social.png",
"rtmp":{
"bufferlength":0.1
},
"playlist":[{
"sources":[{
"file":"https://media.xxxxxxxx.com:443/securevods3/staging_inst/smil%3Aamazons3%2Fxxxxxxx-dev%2Foutput%2Fxxxxxx%2Ftester%2Ftester.smil/jwplayer.smil?&expires=1487075654&signature=bc7a5a50e24ab9928f6a6aae62ee22deba308fe7674635fb19c6162d9d92a6e0&filename=smil%3Aamazons3%2Fxxxxxxx-dev%2Foutput%2Fxxxxxx%2Ftester%2Ftester.smil&fid=44941&user=2058",
}]
}],
"controls":1,
"androidhls":1,
"debug":1
}
curl of the url results in the return of a smil file from the Wowza server:
There are no rejected requests in the Wowza logs and a similar url played ok in VLC.
We've checked firewalls and crossdomain.xml is
Can anyone see why these files are not playing?
Thanks
Paul
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