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Red5 Ports

April 7th, 2009 Arthur Gressick No comments

Just incase you need to know the ports for Red5.

Default ports:
1935,8088,5080,1936

RTMP: 1935
RTMPT: 8088
HTTP servlet engine port: 5080
Debug proxy port: 1936

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Ubuntu 8.10 Server Install Java6

April 7th, 2009 Arthur Gressick No comments

I am doing a fresh install of Red5 on Ubuntu 8.10 Server. I need to get the latest version of the Java6 for this to work. Here are the set of commands to get it installed.

Running as root

apt-get install sun-java6-jre

Then just look for the direction for getting Red5 up and running.

Additional Packages from Sun/Ubuntu:

  • sun-java6-bin – Contains the binaries
  • sun-java6-demo – Contains demos and examples
  • sun-java6-doc – Contains the documentation
  • sun-java6-fonts – Contains the Lucida TrueType fonts from the JRE
  • sun-java6-jdk – Contains the metapackage for the JDK
  • sun-java6-jre – Contains the metapackage for the JRE
  • sun-java6-plugin – Contains the plug-in for Mozilla-based browsers
  • sun-java6-source – Contains source files for the JDK

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Red5 Open Source Flash Server on Ubuntu 8.10

March 25th, 2009 Arthur Gressick No comments

I am working on a video capture video kioski so I need to either purchase thousands of dollars of Adobe Flash Media Server software or I have been looking at Red5 Open Source Flash Server which is free. Now I don’t want to knock the great software Adobe has but the amount of traffic and rev up time don’t allow me to go with the expensive option. So let’s get going with Red5.

I got the software from: http://osflash.org/red5

Then I took my fresh install of Ubuntu 8.10 (Desktop Edition) and ran the Add/Remove Software application. I searched for JAVA and installed: OpenJDK Java 6 Web Start and the OpenJDK Java 6 Runtime.

Once I got the JAVA install I unzipped the software on the desktop and then ran the following commands in terminal: (As root/su)

tar -xzvf release.tar.gz
cd release
export RED5_HOME=`pwd`
./red5.sh

The terminal window will look locked but the server is running in the background and if you want to stop the server press the CNTRL+C and the server will quit.

Once you get the server running you can verify it is fully working by going to your local machine: http://localhost:5080/installer

I will post the red5 video recorder once I get it working with the server setup. Have fun also check out some of these really cool things you can build with Red5: http://osflash.org/red5/showcase

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