NetStream publish audioloss problem using FMS 3.5

Hi All,
I am new to flex 3.2.0 and FMS 3.5. I have problem using netstream data publish (i.e.record) the audio from client to FMS server. I tried NetStreamInfo class in flash player 10. Alert will show zero value.
nsi = recordStream.info;
if (nsi){
Alert.show( nsi.audioLossRate.toString() );
how to avoid data loss over the network. Please help
Thanks
Arulkumar

Adding to my previous post this is the XML output i get when i try to access the fms admin console from local ip address i.e http://192.168.10.19:1111/fms_adminConsole.htm
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
- <result>
<level>error</level>
<code>NetConnection.Connect.Rejected</code>
<description>Admin user requires valid username and password.</description>
<timestamp>2/3/2010 8:26:08 AM</timestamp>
</result>
but when i try to access fms admin console through public ip (http://212.77.xx.xx:1111/fms_adminConsole.htm) then it gives me the following :
Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage.
Any more suggestions Jay (because really ur the only one helping me out in this so far) ??

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- <result>
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iii.     http://forums.adobe.com/message/4311876
iv.     http://forums.adobe.com/thread/981286?tstart=0
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http:///hls-live/livepkgr/_definst_/liveevent/livestream2.m3u8 500kbps
http:///hls-live/livepkgr/_definst_/liveevent/livestream3.m3u8 700kbps
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PUBLISH URL: rtmp://localhost/livepkgr/livestream%i?adbe-live-event=liveevent
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a. Flash:
Open rootinstall/samples/videoPlayer
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b. iOS: Open Safari.
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<div id="jwplayer"></div>
<script type="text/javascript">
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</smil>
You have to follow Adobe's FMLE instructions (linked above) and the JW documentation to get this to work.
http://www.longtailvideo.com/support/forums/jw-player/setup-issues-and-embedding/22581/emb edding-jw-player-and-using-with-fms-45-livestreaming/
Good luck.

NetStream.Publish.BadName

For some reason my Internet connection between FME and FMS is
not stable. When connection
with my live stream is dropped I can't reconnect to FMS and
I'm getting " NetStream.Publish.BadName"
error. It is because previous session (project) exists for
random time.
The only solution I made is to put FME in command line mode
in batch continous loop (as
FME exits on that error so the standard reconnect procedure
does not work) - it takes even
few minutes in few cases I was able to trace (many tries). In
GUI mode situation is much is
worse - there is dialog window that requires clicking when
that error occurs.
The other one is manual and requires someone watching stream
24/7 - vhost restart - plus all
clients are dropped. Baaad - it is better to make clients
wait for stream 2-5 minutes than force all of them
to restart live stream Flash player.
Is live streaming with FME + FMS designed to work only on
stable LAN connection?
Even if that is true such disconnects can occur - so this bug
is really anoying.
Does anyone found other solutions than mine?

The same problem with latest FME 3.2 and FMS 4.5 default live app. Setting PublishTimeout=-1 serverside and/or increasing reconnect interval in FME does not help.
Any workaround except custom live app with shared objects?

Live stream problem with FMS 4.5 + FMLE

Hi,
I've got a live stream (and DVR) setup using FMS 4.5 and FMLE.
The hardware for the FMS server we use is 2x Xeon E5645 2.4GHz, 32GB RAM, OCZ RevoDrive R3 X2 PCI-e SSD. Installed OS is CentOS 5.8.
We have 6 workstation PCs, each equiped with 4 BlackMagic Intensity PRO capture cards and FMLE 3.2. Using these PCs we stream Live video to FMS server.
Video stream is grabbed from HDMI cable, to BlackMagic Cards, which are encoding by FMLE using H.264 format, 700kbps bitrate per stream.
Video stream is published to server through RTMP stream, which is later saved for DVR in RAW format. We only keep 3 days of recording and delete the old ones.
Server and Encoder PCs are in the same network, connected by gigabit managed switch.
The problem I'm having is that after 10-15 hours FMLE starts to drop frames, because video buffer is increased. What I observed is that this happens immediately when Server CPU load increases above 60%.
Based on the above observation I decreased the number of channels streamed by the server to 10, which reduced CPU load. But the problem still persists.
Whenever I restart FMS and delete all DVR data, the CPU load (when streaming 10 live channels) is only 1%, but after 2 days CPU load increases to 50-60%.
Whenever I restart FMS and don't delete DVR data, the CPU load is 5-10%, and after 2 days it still increases to 60-70%.
Another thing I observed is that there is only single fmscore process running, but it has lots of threads which are switched on and off in split seconds. These threads are launched on different CPU cores, but at any given point in time the distribution of the load isn't equal among CPU cores. This leads certain CPU cores being loaded by more than 60% and frame drops start to occur.
For the moment there are just 10 users watching this service, so I don't think this load accounts for the problem.
Has anybody had similar problem, or know how can I optimize or finetune the system to run without problem? I would appreciate any suggestions.
Another thing I noted through last couple of days:
When I was restarting FMS the CPU load was reduced to 30%, but after 1 week past when I restart it CPU load only goes down to 75%. Everything is the same, nothing has been changed and there is no disk IO issues involved.
P.S. I've modified application.xml using these values:
<Scope>vhost</Scope>
<Distribute numprocs="5">app</Distribute>
<LifeTime>
<RollOver></RollOver>
<MaxCores></MaxCores>
</LifeTime>

Hi
How many channels are you publishing?
If there are too many channels, it is recommended to have one FMSCore process start for each of them. To do so, you will have to change the scope to app.
---snippet---
<Application>
<Process>
<Scope>app</Scope>
<Distribute numprocs="3">inst</Distribute>
</Process>
</Application>
Also, to delete older content, you will have to enable disk management. Refer http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flashmediaserver/devguide/WSeb6b7485f9649bf23d103e5512e08f3a33 8-8000.html#WSec225f632fa00875-23954b6f1300b641158-8000 for more info.

Live Webcam and Netstream.publish HELP!

Hello! Im new to the forums. Im working on a project for work and im using FMS 3 and AS3. I've gotten to a point where google cant help me anymore. When I get my webcamera with flash and allow the camera to be used it then opens a netstream to the FMS server, which for some reason doesnt work all the way. I can see the new stream being published but i just stops and you cant view it. Here is my code.
var my_nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection();
my_nc.connect("rtmp://my_fms_server_ip/live/livestream");
var camera ;
var video ;
function onCameraStatus( evt ):void {
    if (evt.code == "Camera.Muted"){
        trace("Camera Access Has Been Denied!") ;
    if (evt.code == "Camera.Unmuted"){
        trace("Camera Access Has Been Granted") ;
camera = Camera.getCamera() ;
camera.addEventListener(StatusEvent.STATUS, onCameraStatus) ;
if (camera == null)
       Security.showSettings(SecurityPanel.CAMERA) ;
   }else{
video = new Video(camera.width, camera.height) ;
video.attachCamera(camera) ;
addChild(video) ;
var my_ns:NetStream = new NetStream(my_nc);
my_ns.attachCamera(camera);
my_ns.publish("cwysong");
Please Help!

I got everything working.. here is my code. FYI this is done in Actionscript 2.0 and im passing variables from PHP to actionscript using FlashVars.
     var nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection();
     nc.connect("rtmp://My.Server.IP/live/"+ confid);
     var ns:NetStream = new NetStream(nc);
mycam = Camera.get();
     mymic = Microphone.get();
     myvid.attachVideo(mycam);
     mycam.setQuality(84500,0);
     mymic.setRate(11);
     ns.attachAudio(mymic);
     ns.attachVideo(mycam);
ns.publish(+ uname);
there ya go!

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