wowza media streaming engine change stream file name

This guide expects that you are a Wowza Streaming Engine client and that you are integrated with their streaming infrastructure.Be sure to have THEOplayer version 2.17 or higher.

If you are not using THEOplayer yet, you can start your free trial here. This guide expects that you have a THEOplayer license.There are three prerequisites in order to continue with this guide: How to set up THEOplayer with Wowza Streaming Engine Prerequisites Unverified through CSS/JavaScript injection Integrating THEOplayer with Wowza Streaming Engine.How to set up THEOplayer with Wowza Streaming Engine As a result, our implementation is based on a node/express application to generate the hash. The client webpage should not use JavaScript code to generate the hash, as the code is visible in the webpage source and would pose a potential security risk. Each connection is protected by a random key and a password (shared secret).Īn important aspect when generating the hash, is that the client web server should generate the hash when it generates the client webpage. The SecureToken is a challenge/response system that helps to protect content against spoofing threats. This guide explains how to set up THEOplayer with Wowza Streaming Engine™, using their SecureToken version 2 module, that provides playback protection via a security token that is exchanged between the server and clients. I did not change the vodcf application setting, so I’m getting that feeling that I’m missing a changing something.Wowza streaming engine with secure token version 2 But I only changed it under the livecf content directory, the file went back to the original directory and both URL’s work. I went back and changed the content directory back to the $/content directory. Now here is the part where I’m sure where I’m missing something. The following are the URL’s that we use to connect to the server: But the URL to VOD does not play and gives a file not found. We use HLS over HTTP to playback the files. I then started a stream, and the file is going to the new directory correctly. Using the Wowza Streaming Engine Manager i changed the setting for the “content” directory in both the livecf and the vodcf applications. I have a server installed on AWS, default config with a live streams coming in over RMTP.

Wowza media streaming engine change stream file name