Serving Media Content

Published on November 14, 2007 by pharr

Updated on April 09, 2009 by pharr

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Smooth Streaming Smooth Streaming, an IIS Media Services extension for IIS 7.0, enables adaptive streaming of media to Silverlight clients over HTTP. Smooth Streaming provides a high-quality viewing experience that scales massively on content distribution networks, making ...	Created May 12, 2009 by dmnelson
Live Smooth Streaming Live Smooth Streaming, an IIS Media Services Beta extension for IIS 7.0, enables adaptive streaming of live events to clients. Using HTTP to deliver live events takes advantage of the scale of existing HTTP networks, keeps content close to the user, and makes ...	Created Apr 21, 2009 by dmnelson
Web Playlists Web Playlists, an IIS Media Services extension for IIS 7.0, provides developers and hosters unprecedented control of how media content is delivered to users. Powerful customization features make it possible to monetize media delivery scenarios by inserting ...	Created May 12, 2009 by dmnelson
Bit Rate Throttling Bit Rate Throttling, an IIS Media Services extension for IIS 7.0, saves money on network costs by metering the download speed of multiple media file types, as well as data files. Bit Rate Throttling accomplishes this by automatically detecting the encoded ...	Created May 12, 2009 by dmnelson
Windows Media Server or Web Server? You can deliver digital media audio and video files either from a Windows Media server (a server that is running Windows Media Services) or from a Web server (a server that is running Internet Information Services (IIS)). In addition, you can deliver a live ...	Created May 12, 2009 by dmnelson
Using HTTP for Streaming and Downloading from the Same Computer You can use Microsoft Windows Media Services 2008 and Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 on the same computer for digital content delivery. For example, you may want to use Windows Media Services to stream a live broadcast to clients and use IIS to download ...	Created May 12, 2009 by dmnelson
Edge Caching for Media Delivery One of the advantages to using IIS Media Services is how well it integrates with the rest of the IIS Web platform. Edge caching using Application Request Routing is a great example of how the robust capabilities of IIS allow you to increase scalability, save ...	Created May 12, 2009 by chriskno
Adding Windows Media Services 2008 on an IIS 7.0 Server This topic describes the steps to add Windows Media Services® 2008, the Streaming Media Services role for Windows Server® 2008, to a server that already has IIS 7.0 installed. Click here to see the article on Microsoft TechNet. ...	Created May 11, 2009 by iisteam

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