User guide

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Getting started
Last updated 8/28/2014
7 Open the StrobeMediaPlayback.html file in a browser and click Play.
The file streams from Adobe Media Server on Amazon Web Services to the local version of Strobe Media Playback.
8 You can also serve Strobe Media Playback and its supporting files from the Apache web server installed with Adobe
Media Server on Amazon Web Services. Copy the Strobe Media Playback files to the following directory:
/mnt/webroot
For example, create a folder /mnt/webroot/strobe. Copy the following files from the strobe_root_folder/10.1 folder
to the /mnt/webroot/strobe folder:
StrobeMediaPlayback.html, SampleMediaPlayback.swf, the images folder, the scripts folder, and the playlists folder.
Load the following URL into a browser and click play:
http://public-dns/strobe/StrobeMediaPlayback.html
9 When you terminate the instance, the data is deleted. To keep the recorded stream, copy it to a storage volume (S3
or EBS). For information about transferring files, see
Managing content.
Live streaming
Adobe Media Server on Amazon Web Services has a built-in live application that streams live content to video players
running in Flash Player and AIR. These tutorials use video players built with the Open Source Media Framework
(
OSMF). OSMF simplifies the development of video players for the Flash Platform.
The tutorial uses a video player called Strobe Media Playback. Host Strobe Media Playback on your own web server.
Live streaming with Strobe Media Playback
1 Log in to AWS Management Console and do one of the following:
If you already have an instance running, click Instances in the Navigation pane.
If you don’t have an instance running, follow the steps to Launch an instance of Adobe Media Server .
2 In the AWS Management Console, select the running instance and copy the Public DNS from the details pane.
3 Open Flash Media Live Encoder and enter the following:
For AMS URL, enter:
rtmp://public-dns/live
Substitute the Public DNS value you copied from the AWS Management Console.
For Stream, enter:
livestream
Click Start to publish a stream to the live application on the instance.