Try without the startparam and if that does not work try starttime or apstart.
Thanks for the quick response.
I did try starttime but as the curl requests show “start” is the correct parameter that is accepted by the server.
The question is not, why is the server not sending the adjusted data back to the player, but why is the player not sending the requests containing the startparam to the server. The access logs show no requests with starttime are ever received.
Are you sure the module is installed correctly?
Also, what is the shortcode for this post?
Yes the apache module is installed correctly. The curl commands show that it is responding to the start= query parameter when I request different start values for the video.
The shortcode of the video in the test link
is
jwplayer config=”Medium” mediaid=”204″
I created a Medium config that has “startparam=start” and uses a default size I want for my videos.
Again. If the player is working as expected, when I try to seek to a new part of the video with pseudostreaming enabled, it should send a request to the server with start=XXXX for the number of seconds to seek, correct? If this is the case, that is not happening. If not, then perhaps I misunderstand how this works.
Thanks again,
Dave
If you are using JW5, it should be something like:
[jwplayer file=”something.mp4″ provider=”http” http.startparam=”startime”]
Or:
[jwplayer file=”something.mp4″ provider=”http” http.startparam=”start”]
Or just:
[jwplayer file=”something.mp4″ provider=”http”]
Thanks I’ll try that. How would I figure that out, is it documented? There is a setting in the configs for flashvars, and my previous searches only showed adding the startparam there, but I’ll try this!
It worked! Thank you for this assistance.
I setup h.264 streaming module in my apache server succesfully too.. but I didnt know where to add startparam or what i need to add ? Please help me . My problem is i cant skip time if video not load.
Just add startparam=”start” to your shortcode.