Solution for Flv file cannot be played under the server in 2003.

  

Flv file can't be played for a lot of reasons. If you encounter the "Flv file can be displayed locally, upload to the server can not be played", the solution is as follows:

The first step is to check if the FLV related file upload is missing from the web page.

Dreamweaver automatically generates multiple SWF files and JS files under the SCRIPT folder when inserting Flv video files into web pages. So we have to make sure that all of these files are uploaded and the correct path is correct.

Secondly, after confirming the correct upload of all the files, the FLV video still cannot be played. If possible, upload all files to another server space. If it can be displayed properly in this space, it may indicate that the server that cannot be played currently is WIN2003 server. Since the 2003 system does not define this mime-type type of .FLV. ADOBE official also gave the corresponding solution.

However, I still have problems testing through the search method. For example, there is a scheme like this:

1. On the 2003 server, find the IIS Manager. 2. Expand the local server name, right-click and select Properties. On the Internet Information Services tab, click the Edit button below the bottom computer MIME mapping. 3. Click the "new type" button, add the extension to ”.FLV”, add the content type (MIME) to “flv-application/octet-stream” 4. Click OK 5. Restart the www service.

After restarting IIS through this scheme, the newly created FLV MIME type is gone. Try again using the following methods:

Open the local computer under IIS, select the right-click property of the website, open the MIME type of the HTTP header

New extension “.FLV”, MIME type value “flv-application/octet-stream”.

The application can realize the function of playing FLV on the webpage under WIN2003.

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