I don't recall having to do anything like this on our linux servers? It
just worked...

Nev

>>> ajmercer@gmai... 4/11/2005 1:15:53 pm >>>

I ended up adding
fla - video/x-flv
flv - flv-application/octet-stream
it said to restart www - but I ended up rebooting the server - one of
them fixed the proplem.

Thanks for point in my in the right direction Paul and ben


http://www.macromedia.com/go/tn_19439



On 11/4/05, Andrew Mercer <ajmercer@gmai...> wrote:On the MM site I
have found a few references, but with two mime types for
flvvideo/x-flvflv-application/octet-streamI have also seen a log for
a mime required for flawhat did you use?

On 11/4/05, Paul Brian < paulbrian@ipri... > wrote:

Hey Andrew,

Yeh we ran into this the other week.

There was a mime type problem with IIS6, as it didn't know what mime
type the flv file was it would only run the swf file and load the flv
file but wouldn't stream it.

Solution........ add the .flv type to the mime setting under IIS
manager, local computer, properties.

Should fix your prob.


Paul..



Andrew Mercer wrote:

> I have used dreamweaver 8 to import a flash video with progressive
download.
> When the browser is launched from with in DW the vidoe plays. I copy
all the
> files to the webs server root directory and acess it via the URL,
nothing
> happend.
>
> I put the files I have copied onto a directory on my machine and it
runs -
> so I am sure I have all the files I need.
>
>
> Any one got any ideas about this?






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