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<blockquote data-quote="Oxan" data-source="post: 990869" data-attributes="member: 97484">That is very interesting. There shouldn't be any difference between the direct and transcoded streams regarding this. It might be useful if you could download the playlist file, open it with a text editor and check if the linked IP in there is correct. Posting your logs of a non-working direct stream could be useful too.You don't need to install a proxy for the Proxied streaming mode, it simply means that WebMP proxies the stream from the service, instead of redirecting the user to the service (which might not be available in a different subnet). You don't need any additional software for it. It'd be very useful if you could post your full logs of a failed stream on the Proxied mode, as that one should always work. Can you (from a different subnet) download the playlist file for a stream that works (i.e. a transcoded) stream and check whether it uses the same IP address and port as you manually use?That's possible, with an url like <a href="http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:4322/MPExtended/StreamingService/stream/DoStream?type=12&amp;itemId=&lt;channel&gt;&amp;profileName=Direct&amp;clientDescription=VLC" target="_blank">http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:4322/MPExtended/StreamingService/stream/DoStream?type=12&amp;itemId=&lt;channel&gt;&amp;profileName=Direct&amp;clientDescription=VLC</a>. You should disable authentication when you try this though, it'll require that you do authentication with another call first otherwise (if it works, I'll explain that to you). There is no setting in IIS Express that has anything to do with subnets, nor does installing a proxy help. &nbsp;Doesn't matter much.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oxan, post: 990869, member: 97484"] That is very interesting. There shouldn't be any difference between the direct and transcoded streams regarding this. It might be useful if you could download the playlist file, open it with a text editor and check if the linked IP in there is correct. Posting your logs of a non-working direct stream could be useful too. You don't need to install a proxy for the Proxied streaming mode, it simply means that WebMP proxies the stream from the service, instead of redirecting the user to the service (which might not be available in a different subnet). You don't need any additional software for it. It'd be very useful if you could post your full logs of a failed stream on the Proxied mode, as that one should always work. Can you (from a different subnet) download the playlist file for a stream that works (i.e. a transcoded) stream and check whether it uses the same IP address and port as you manually use? That's possible, with an url like [url]http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:4322/MPExtended/StreamingService/stream/DoStream?type=12&itemId=<channel>&profileName=Direct&clientDescription=VLC[/url]. You should disable authentication when you try this though, it'll require that you do authentication with another call first otherwise (if it works, I'll explain that to you). There is no setting in IIS Express that has anything to do with subnets, nor does installing a proxy help. Doesn't matter much. [/QUOTE]

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