Ihr braucht Hilfe bei Snow Leopard!

Stellt mir eure fragen und ich werde diese gerne beantworten.

Also es ist ein Windows Server 2008 R2. Es läuft XAMPP drauf.
Es geht genau darum, dass wir in unserer Firma ein Helpcenter implementiert haben auf dem Videos abgespielt werden können.
Dieses Helpcenter haben zwei Personen entwickelt, welcher nicht mehr für die Firma tätig sind. Dieses Helpcenter läuft neuerdings auf dem oben genannten Server.
Wenn ich jetzt die DNS Adresse verändere von z.B. http://xxx/yyy/search.php?vid=vid805&lang=de&viewid=view75 auf zzz/search.php?vid=vid805&lang=de&viewid=view75, kam zuvor die oben genannte Fehlermeldung.
Darf die genaue URL leider nicht sagen. Wurde mir untersagt.
Nach dem ändern der crossdomain.xml auf:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<cross-domain-policy>
  <allow-access-from domain="*" />
  <allow-access-from domain="www.adobe.com" secure="false"/>
</cross-domain-policy>
kommt zwar keine Fehlermeldung mehr, aber er will das Video nicht laden. Es steht die ganze Zeit nur "Das Video wird geladen..."
Gruß
Tyll

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