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FLASH
MEDIA
SERVER
4.5
CONFIGURATION
AND
ADMINISTRATION
XML configuration files reference
Last updated 11/28/2012
OutChunkSize
Specifies the RTMP chunk size in bytes to use in all streams for this application. The server breaks stream content into
chunks of this size. Larger values reduce CPU usage but cause larger writes that can delay other content on lower
bandwidth connections. This can have a minimum value of 128 bytes and a maximum value of 65536 bytes. The
default value is 4096.
Note that older clients might not support chunk sizes larger than 1024 bytes. If the chunk setting is larger than these
clients can support, the chunk setting is capped at 1024 bytes.
Example
<OutChunkSize>4096</OutChunkSize>
See also
Bandwidth
,
BandwidthCap
,
BandwidthDetection
,
MsgQueue
,
HTTPTunnel
,
MaxMessageSizeLosslessVideo
OverridePublisher
Deprecated; see the
PublishTimeout
element.
Specifies whether a second client is able to take over the ownership of a live stream when the stream is already
published by another client. The default value is
false
. If set to
true
, add application logic to avoid stream name
collision.
Example
<OverridePublisher>true</OverridePublisher>
See also
Audio
,
Live (StreamManager)
,
SendDuplicateStart
,
SendDuplicateOnMetaData
Password
Specifies the password for connecting to the proxy.
See also
Host
,
Port
,
Type
,
Tunnel
,
Username
PeerLookupEvents
Flash Media Server 4.5
In a peer-assisted networking application, use this element to configure how the server handles peer lookup events.
RTMFP clients establish direct peer-to-peer connections through the use of NetStream
DIRECT_CONNECTIONS
and
peerIDs, or by using NetGroup to join a Flash Group where clients can be automatically bootstrapped to neighbors or
can manually initiate connections to them. The process of establishing a peer-to-peer connection begins with the
initiating client sending a peer lookup request to the server. These events are processed differently depending upon the
mode
attribute.
The following are possible values of the
mode
attribute: