The reasons and solutions of the FLV video uploading to the internet _flash Tutorial

"An FLV video that can be played locally using a flash Media Player will not be uploaded to the Web."

In fact, the reason is very simple, because most of the domestic Win2003 host. The default is to not specify output FLV this format.

Although it can be seen in FTP, but not through HTTP access, it can not be played.

Two kinds of solutions:
1, find the server administrator, add FLV file type output support.
2, change the extension FLV to SWF to play.

3, to solve the "virtual host does not support FLV format Files" Problem: for example, your FLV file name is a.flv, on the virtual host to build a directory called "a.flv", in this directory to devolve your FLV format file, renamed to: Index.htm, so that's OK, The file name in the player remains intact, so it's OK.


Here's how to solve the problem in 2003, which is equally useful in XP


Windows 2003 Server does not stream FLV videos

Please are aware that these steps does not resolve any issue with Macromedia Flash, but are a configuration step for Microsof T Windows 2003 and Microsoft IIS Server 6.0. Any difficulties in executing those instructions or any errors this may arise from modifying your system settings should b E addressed to Microsoft. For more details, please refer to your IIS documentation.


1.On the Windows 2003 server, open the Internet information Services Manager.
2.Expand the local Computer Server.
3.right-click the local computer server and select Properties.
Select the MIME Types tab.
4.Click the New ... button and enter the following information:
Associated Extension Box:. FLV
MIME Type Box:flv-application/octet-stream
5.Click Ok.
6.Restart the World Wide Web Publishing service.