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wms9 playlist object

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Andy Lewis - 20 Apr 2004 18:12 GMT
With the Windows Media Services 9 SDK...

Is the only way to create a playlist object by setting it to the return
value of aConnectedPlayer.requestedPlaylist?

It seems very strange that it is the only way as that relies on there always
being a player connected to a specific publishing point in order to use the
methods for the playlist object.

There must be an undocumented feature somewhere, surely?!?

Cheers

Andy
Jorge Novillo [MS] - 22 Apr 2004 18:18 GMT
Hi Andy,

There are shared and non-shared playlist objects that are created.  Shared
playlist objects are those that are created on broadcast publishing points
which can be created without any players connected.  Non-shared, or
on-demand playlist objects are created for each client that connects to the
WMS 9S server.  Once connected, you can use online manipulation to
dynamically edit the playlist on the fly.   You can learn more about
playlist objects in the WMS 9S SDK Docs by searching for The Playlist
Object   OR  Server-Side Playlist Object.

Jorge Novillo [MS]
Digital Media Division

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