Those who need help installing and configuring Dolphin, I can provide you some assistance. I have over 10 years in web development and marketing, now retired, though I will help people with basic issues.
Please do not ask me about RMS installations, as the Boonex RMS I have no idea about. It is filled with hassles and holes IMHO. I ended up giving up and paying the installation fee for them to rectify the issue.
If you have a dedicated server, my suggestion would be to not use Boonex RMS, instead use something like WOWZA Media Pro, which is free to use for 10 consecutive connections or a fee to buy an unlimited license. Way cheaper than Adobe FMS or the like, much better than Boonex RMS or Red5. If you run a VPS then RED5 is still better than Boonex RMS, though it depends what resources your VPS has to whether RED5 will run well or not.
I have read this problem over and over in posts here... about the RMS not working on "AD Free" versions, being people are trying to use the rms.boonex.com value. Boonex states that the rms.boonex.com is only for those running the "Free" version, NOT the paid "AD Free" version. If you want no ads, then you have to install or connect to your own RMS.
There are also other third parties around the web that you can buy monthly RMTP connections from. You pay the monthly fee and enter their supplied details and away you go. Be cautious though, as some are not compatible with the way Boonex have setup Dolphin.... so ensure you employ a third party FMS host that you can connect solely based upon an IP with the provision of supplying your domain to them as the authentication, which they will enter into their software for authentication.
Yer, I did that initially after doing the install myself and attempting to configure to the Boonex parameters, which just are not solid installation guidelines IMHO. My host wouldn't touch it either in configuration, as they can see the holes and issues surrounding such software as I found attempting it myself. Using this on a pretty unsecure server may work easily, though when you put it behind some thrifty security.... well, Boonex still haven't got mine working, just to say that. see more
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