Hello,
I'm new to Media Server, and I've several questions to ask:
1. Is it possible to install Windows Media Server on XP.
2. (If the above answer is - yes) I've installed the SDK, and couldn't find

Is there a way top create a playlist that allows the user to select which
file of its content to play?
Instead of the normal previous and next buttons?
I am using Media Services 9.0

I am evaluating WindowsMediaSever running on Windows 2003 server.
We want to use it to publish training classes both live and archive.
The question I have is do I have to create a publishing point for
every wmv file?

Aren't questions placed in the managed newsgroups supposed to recieve a reply
from MS within 48 hours.  The MSDN concierge told me that all of these
managed newsgroups should get replies.  I'm not replies to most postings in
multiple newsgroups here.

I am setting up a publishing point to get a multicast stream from a
satellite receiver.  But when I start the Publishing Point I get the
following error:
"The specified protocol is not supported

Does anybody know how to stream from a directory without streaming the
SubFolders????
Any way to just stream the files in that directory not the files in
subdirectories.

I have a problem....  I am trying to stream a .wmv file
over the net and it comes back server not found.  I set up
an on demand publishing point through WMS9 and it streams
fine over our in house network, but when someone external

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.

How do I setup Windows Media Services in Windows Server
2003 for accepting online powerpoint broadcasts?. In
Windows 2000 Server, there was a service called On-line
Presentation Broadcasting Service.

I have a broadcast publishing point and I need to impose a time limit
on each seperate connected client.   The time limit for each client is
different, so the solution of using a wrapper playlist and setting the
duration is not acceptable.

I have two 2000 Advanced Servers. One running IIS and the other with Windows
Media Services & Encoder. I would like to stream live video to IIS server and
allow access through a firewall. Unicast or Multicast can anybody give me
instruction or help. I have tried different ports ...

I am running a PIII 800 with 700 RAM, 2003 server. It
streams audio at 16K just fine. I am trying to stream
141K video. I get "server is busy" error. I even get this
error when I test the stream from Media Server. I am just

Is their any tool available to help us calculate the number of servers
needed for streaming ?
Streaming related to both live-streaming and on-demand.
Some figures:

hi, i need some help!
how can i read the clientData attributes in a live broadcasted
playlist?
example:

I have some media on vhs tapes that i would like to stream over the internet.
I run my own servers some run 2000 server and 1 runs 2003. What steps do i
need to take for this to work?
also i need a good list of video editing software