On my server machine,
I tried these settings:
http://i46.tinypic.com/o91n48.jpgThen I tried all of the following IP/port/protocol combinations in that interface, including opening said ports on my router:
UDP/HTTP
99.x.x.x (my buddy's IP) 80/1234/8080
192.168.1.2 (80?)
192.168.1.2 8080
192.168.1.2 1234
84.196.91.15 (80?)
84.196.91.15 1234
84.196.91.15 8080
I checked that the ports were open TCP/UDP with PFPortChecker.
Then, on the target machine, with a videolan running there, I tried the following ports/combinations:
http://i45.tinypic.com/2q0kjfs.jpgUDP/RTP/HTTP:
192.168.1.2 (80?)
192.168.1.2:8080/1234
84.196.91.15 (80?)
84.196.91.15:8080/1234
99.x.x.x (my buddy's IP) 1234/8080/80
The stream just wouldn't play, even though the tutorial suggests that 'the video starts playing now'.
I even tried to tell my cousin to open said IP's/ports.
He downloaded the latest version while I had the older version.
I don't think it would matter, protocol wise.
The latest version doesn't allow you to specify a port.
It seems to be hardcoded and '1234' is greyed out with every protocol.
That's why I tried forwarding port 1234 with those IP's.
However, no luck.
I put an .avi file as an example but I really used an .flv file.
Tried .avi too.
So what exactly must I do?
This procedure is supposed to be simplistic.
Treval