There is a VB example in the Server SDK that shows how to start a stream
programatically. Modify this program to start the streams you want and put
it in your startup folder.
> How can you setup your broadcast publishing points to automatically start
> when windows and media services 9 starts. Everytime I restart the server, I
> have to manually start them.
Marc [MSFT] - 25 Aug 2004 17:33 GMT
Hi Mike,
You may wish to take a look at the autostart JScript sample provided in the
Windows Media Services SDK.
To use the JScript samples, right-click on a source file, and click Edit.
This will open Notepad and allow you to view and modify the file. At the
top of every source file is a brief description of the file and its
functionality. The parameters are also listed there along with usage
examples. To run the samples, open a command-prompt window and navigate to
the \Program Files\Microsoft
SDK\Samples\multimedia\WindowsMediaServices9\JScript folder.
To download the latest version of the Windows Media Services SDK please
reference the following page:
http://www.microsoft.com/msdownload/platformsdk/sdkupdate/
For more information on Windows Media Services samples please reference the
following article:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wmsrvsdk/ht
m/windowsmediaserversamples.asp
Regards,
Marc[MSFT]
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The stream automatically starts when a WMP connects to it.
Gaz.
> How can you setup your broadcast publishing points to automatically start
> when windows and media services 9 starts. Everytime I restart the server,
> I
> have to manually start them.