Flv Video Streaming is too slow on my website....

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Dear All

I am using Flow Player (www.flowplayer.org) to show the flv videos on my site which is developed on asp.net 2.0.

The process we follow is we upload the flv video and call it to flow player on runtime.

Now the issue I am facing is the lack in video streaming as it stucks too much in between.

Can anyone give me a good solutions ?

Thanks

Posted 19-May-11 8:03am

Syed Adeel Zaidi

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Ed Nutting 19-May-11 14:09pm

Pay for a more bandwidth and a faster connection tends to be about it. Also, possibly use a faster server though that's unlikely to be your problem, unless it's being overwhelmed with video requests. Using a dedicated file server may help too.

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Matthew Dennis · Answer 1 · 2011-05-19T08:51:00

Solution 1

Take a look at IIS Media Services[^].

They allow you to throttle the delivery of content to reasonable levels, allowing more users to get good experiences. Additionally, it lowers your bandwidth requirements.

Matthew

Posted 19-May-11 8:51am

Matthew Dennis