You can stream flv just like mp4 without lighttpd
 

Lighttpd will stream flv so you can jump forward to any point in the vid just like mp4;
but if you don't use lighttpd then you can do it on Apache with this :

http://tperspective.blogspot.com/200...one-right.html


You can stream mp4 without lighttpd on Apache with this :

http://h264.code-shop.com/trac/wiki/...pache-Version2

Hosted flv might save some bandwidth if surfers want to jump forward.

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I think.

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Apache?

It's all about Nginx...

What did you just call me motherfucker??

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nignx he called you a black tard? :helpme :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Shut up fart face. Apache is Niggxxx.
That's what he is saying.

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nice domain name. I would buy it, but that would put money in the pocket of people I find dishonest, so I pass

Is Nginx the shit for real?

Sounds good, I just never hear anyone talking about this subject much.

Damn,

I almost started a business thread, but then I went and did it.

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why is the player free? ill check it out later 2 day

The player in my sig is free and it works with all that.

But flv is unsupported on android. Seems like mp4 is the best way forward.

I can't even install flv support on androids kit Kat os.

see how sigs work? :) i was looking for your content :thumbsup

Plenty of sponsors have long hosted flv files so they could still use this.
Lots of people still use computers to surf the porno.

As it was already said, flv is not cross platform compatible.

Sponsors using flv are out of date and out of touch with what is happening NOW. Last I checked, mobile devices were around 10% of our traffic and growing monthly. It doesn't even make sense to use flv when mp4 / h264 is superior in every way.

What's old is old, but moving forward you should let that format die.

With 55% of Internet usage in the U.S. coming through mobile devices, the best shops are doing mobile-first design and treating desktop and laptop design as secondary

you?d be foolish not to design with mobile in mind from the start.

Forbes...

Apache, Lighttpd and Nginx all support flv/mp4 streaming. However on mobile with byte range requests lighttpd will fail (the mod_h264_streaming module has a bug).