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MEDIA REPOSITORY

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John - 07 Aug 2007 04:54 GMT
We have been streaming audio and video since 2003. Now we have amassed a
large collection of media files. We would like all media files todate
displayed on a web server in a repository or archive, that users can browse
and select the media file of their choice. Is there a way to gather the
information from the wmsarchives or other folder and have the files
displayed? Is there any way the media can be archived for display on a
archives page of our web site. We are currently having to code the location
of each individual asf and wma file. I would like a way to have this done
without having to manually code using html.
Mike Lowery - 07 Aug 2007 16:10 GMT
> We have been streaming audio and video since 2003. Now we have amassed a
> large collection of media files. We would like all media files todate
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> of each individual asf and wma file. I would like a way to have this done
> without having to manually code using html.

Run IIS and enable directory browsing.  The only catch is that IIS will download
the files and not stream them.  I wrote a small program to fix that problem.
John - 11 Aug 2007 00:24 GMT
Hello Mike Can you share that program?

> > We have been streaming audio and video since 2003. Now we have amassed a
> > large collection of media files. We would like all media files todate
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> Run IIS and enable directory browsing.  The only catch is that IIS will download
> the files and not stream them.  I wrote a small program to fix that problem.
Mike Lowery - 13 Aug 2007 16:22 GMT
I probably could.  I need to go dig it up again first.

> Hello Mike Can you share that program?
>
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>> download
>> the files and not stream them.  I wrote a small program to fix that problem.
Vlad - 13 Aug 2007 21:52 GMT
It is possible to embed windows media player to the web page and make the
user to select files from the list.
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Vladimir
http://voynex.com - custom software development

> We have been streaming audio and video since 2003. Now we have amassed a
> large collection of media files. We would like all media files todate
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> of each individual asf and wma file. I would like a way to have this done
> without having to manually code using html.
 
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