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roMediaServer

The roMediaServer object waits for client requests, deals with negotiation, and ultimately generates an roMediaStreamer

pipeline to fulfill the request. For more information, see the Media Server Developer’s Guide on the documentation page.

This object currently supports RTSP and HTTP requests. Requests from the client must take the following form:

protocol://IP_address:port/media_streamer_pipeline

• protocol: Either rtsp or http

• IP_address:port: The IP address of the BrightSign player and the port number on which the media server is

running.

• media_streamer_pipeline: A media streamer pipeline, but without the final destination component (as the

destination is implicit in the request from the client).

Object Creation: The roMediaServer object is created with no parameters

CreateObject("roMediaServer")

Interfaces: ifMediaServer, ifIdentity, ifMessagePort

The ifMediaServer interfaces provides the following:

• GetFailureReason() As String: Returns useful information if the Start(), Stop(), or Terminate()

methods return False.

• Start(a As String) As Boolean: Begins a media server instance. This method can be passed a string that

specifies the streaming protocol and the port number of the server:

s = CreateObject("roMediaServer")

s.Start("http:port=8080")

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