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IIS Smooth Streaming encoding for Windows Phone 7
We recently announced the release of IIS Smooth Streaming Client 1.1 for Windows Phone 7 (link). Shortly after, Microsoft also announced release of client’s companion Silverlight Media Framework (SMF) 2.2 (link). SMF utilizes the client and offers easier app development for Windows Phone 7 through rich controls. I would not get into this more at this point of time. You can always find more documentation on that online.
Composite Manifest Support for Rough Cut Editing scenarios in SSME
We released the Beta 2 for the IIS Smooth Streaming Player Development Kit (SSPDK) that contains the SmoothStreamingMediaElement (SSME) interface. With this release we added a fun new feature. We refer to this as Composite Manifest Support for Rough Cut Editing. The idea is simple:
- I have many clips but want to create a composite clip taking relevant portions from these clips.
- I have a large clip from an NBA game, I want to create a highlight for this game.
Now, let’s expand this simple idea.
IIS Smooth Streaming Player Development Kit Beta 2 released
Today, we are very both excited and pleased to announce and release a Beta 2 of IIS Smooth Streaming Player Development Kit (SSPDK) 1.0. With this release are adding support for Fast Forward/Rewind and Rough Cut Editing scenarios in addition to other features. Please see details below.
SSPDK is intended to aid the development of rich Smooth Streaming players and experiences.
Building your first Smooth Streaming Player using SSME
In this post I plan to cover building a very basic Smooth Streaming Player using Smooth Streaming Media Element (SSME) part of Smooth Streaming Player Development Kit. In other words, building a “Hello World” equivalent for Smooth Streaming Client (“Hello...(read more)
Building your first Smooth Streaming Player using SSME
In this post I plan to cover building a very basic Smooth Streaming Player using Smooth Streaming Media Element (SSME) part of Smooth Streaming Player Development Kit. In other words, building a “Hello World” equivalent for Smooth Streaming Client (“Hello Smooth Streaming”). This post is split into two parts. In the first part, I will be covering how to get basic playback working in a browser window for Smooth Streaming content. This should be really easy as you will see. In the second part, we would add some basic playback controls like Play, Pause, Stop and Volume controls.
IIS Advanced Logging 1.0 Released
We proudly announce the release of IIS Advanced Logging 1.0.
IIS Advanced Logging 1.0 includes the following features:
- Client-side logging. Advanced Logging builds capabilities into IIS to accept client-side consumption metrics.
IIS Smooth Streaming Player Development Kit 1.0 – Beta 1 Released
Today, we released IIS Media Services 3.0 that supports both On Demand, Live Smooth Streaming and IIS Advanced Logging. Please refer to the announcement of this release in Chris Knowlton’s blog post for details.
Streaming, is this the answer to Piracy?
As a part of my routine reading exercise, I came across a recent blog post by one of my favorite personalities online – Fred Wilson. In his blog post Fred discusses how streaming is getting the better of piracy.
Video: TechEd NA 2009 - Advanced Video Delivery with IIS
Earlier this week I gave a TechEd session on IIS Media Services - Smooth Streaming, Advanced Logging and the IIS Media Services Ecosystem overall. Thanks to everyone who made it to this talk.
