There is nothing built-in like that. You could monitor a stream and switch. Wrap the streams in a Stream class stream like this:
Switch streams using Stream class streams
And monitor the source something like this:
Module examples for Wowza Streaming Engine
Then you can do switch when you detect a problem.
Richard
Hi Richard,
I’ve done a setup with some of the results which your forum gaves me. I’ve posted something. Have you any idea or hint for me?
The main problem seems to be that the Wowza Application can’t connect via .stream File to another stream. But if I use the
content 1:1 from the .stream file as a streamname… it works.
From the example here : Set up origin/edge delivery for Wowza Streaming Engine
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RTMP
To play the stream in Adobe Flash Player, double-click [install-dir]/examples/LiveVideoStreaming/FlashRTMPPlayer/player.html, enter the information below, and then click the Connect button.
Server: rtmp://[wowza-edge-address]:1935/liveedge
Stream: rtmp://[wowza-origin-address]:1935/liveorigin/_definst_/[stream-name]
Where [wowza-edge-address] is the IP address of an edge server running Wowza Media Server, [wowza-origin-address] is the IP address of the origin server running Wowza Media Server, and [stream-name] is the name of the live stream being sent to the origin server.
Note: You can substitute the name of a .stream file on the origin server in place of the complex URL in Stream. For more information, see Using simple stream names.
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I always get via .stream file the following : LiveMediaStreamReceiver.connect: failure