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You'd first have to stream your camera to a site like YouTube.
To do that you'd have to install FFmpeg on your Raspberry Pi.
Install FFmpeg:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install ffmpeg
Once you've got FFmpeg installed you'd have to create a Youtube account and verify it. Once you've verified your account you can go to the encoder setup in the video ...
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If you are looking to get access to the Pi with a floating IP (due to 3G dongle), I see two good options.
As ElefantPhace commented, Use ddns of some sort to create a statically available Domain name. This solution may not work if the 3G hotspot acts as a router and doesnt have port forwarding.
Run an OpenVPN server instance on your AWS Server and Connect ...
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My guess is that this issue is occurring because a format is not specified in your server configuration, as is done here and here.
For example, you could edit the <Stream> to include the swf format:
<Stream live.flv>
Feed feed1.ffm
Format swf
NoAudio
</Stream>
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When I faced this error, the solution was to give the motion user access to the directory defined by the target_dir option.
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