This topic contains 5 replies, has 3 voices. Last updated by Raam Dev 4 years, 5 months ago.
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Posted: Sunday Jul 22nd, 2012 at 3:53 pm #19945 | |
First off I want to thank Jason and all those who are responsible for this incredible product. I have been amazed at the functionality and the versatility of the free version and am sure I will feel even more happy with the pro version. I had things configured via the standard player and non-S3/Cloudfront setup but wanted to move to cloudfront after reading a bit. At this point I am stuck. I seem to have had cloudfront and S3 configured properly. At least the dashboard said that it had been configured successfully. However when I used the sample code here “JW Player® ( RTMP streaming MP4, via s2Member’s Amazon® S3/CloudFront integration )” neither the the player nor the video appeared. An error message came up saying that either it could not find the file or it was denied access. I tried creating another streaming distribution and tested that with their file tester and the file in the bucket played through the new distribution. I at least knew that the file in the bucket was functional. However, the newly created distrubution seemed to create havoc with the installation and I started getting error messages and figured that my playing around with the distributin had likely mugged the previous set up. I decided to delete the cloudfront and start over. I got the error messages from S2 that it could not delete the distributions so I did that manually. At this point it is telling me that it cannot delete the origin access identity “Error Message: Unable to delete existing Amazon® CloudFront Origin Access Identity. Unable to delete existing Amazon® CloudFront Origin Access Identity. Bad Request” I am thinking I had better ask for help at this point rather than dig myself in much deeper. Thanks for any help you might have to offer. Tom |