Stream .flv Files From SQL Database?
Dec 9, 2010
I want to store .flv files in the database and not in the file system.
This is what I can do right now: Successfully convert .wmv and .mpeg to .flv with ffmpeg. Store images in SQL Server and show them on my page with an httphandler. Same with .avi and .mpeg videos. (It's up to the user's software if he can view it though) Play .flv files in the browser if the file is located in the file system and not in the database.
What I can't do is: Stream .flv videos to JW Player directly from the database. (Stored as binary data)
I've searched the internet for two days now but I can't get it to work. It feels as if I'm almost there though. The JW Player opens up and starts to "buffer", but nothing happens.
I know there's no easy answer but if anyone has done this before, or something similar, I'd like to know how you did. I feel I've got too much code to post it all here.
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