I've been doing some testing with network latency using both RTSPU (UDP) and
RTSPT (TCP).  I'm specifically talking about how long it takes a network packet
to traverse the network, not video latency caused by server/encoder buffering.
In my testing, it appears that RTSPT (TCP) ...

Just tossing up if I am going to multicast or unicast.  In general can I
expect more problems with clients, players, ISPs, routers and client
firewalls if I would multicast instead of unicast?
I have enaugh bandwith to unicast but maybe multicast is a more elegant...

I spent days looking for some information on MSDN web site and reading the
SDK information but i didn't figure out how to get it.
What i need is log basic server information on a MS-SQL or MySQL Server.
I just need basic reports like: how many clients have watched a live

I'm trying to push a live stream to the Windows 2003 media server, but it
will not accept my username and password unless I log in as one of several
administrators on the account. I have setup a user account and added it to
the WMS Publishing Points ACL Authorization list and no ...

I have a radio and i want the people to listen the radio across my web, but
i saw that the people take the asx and copy this asx to their sites to listen
the radio.
What can i do, to protect?

I would be grateful if a knowledable WMS administrator could shed some
light on this.
I have already setup a playlist that contains
http://encodertopullfrom

We are trying to run a lecture site using Microsoft Media. The webpage
contains a link pointing to a *.asf file. Those media files will be
served by the IIS, we are not using the Microsoft Media Server.
In-house tests works fine. But with real users, a fraction of them can

I have a file that was archived from a live broadcast or is being archived as
a delayed stream.   The user wants to view a small clip from the archive.  Is
there a way that I can have the stream begin at a requested point?  If the
archived file is also a publishing point is there ...

Does each encoder need a new port  
example
encoder1 port 9090
encoder2 port 9091

I'm new to Windows Media Server and related tools.
I need to set up a server that receives still images from a cell phone. The
server should code those compressed images to mpeg-4 format and make it
available in a RTSP session, so that another user could watch the first one

Hi;
I'd like to know if it's possible and how can i do this:
Pull from my encoder a live video at 340Kbps and on my server, have 3
different publishong points: 340Kbps, 140Kbps and audio only at 32Kbps.

I have a dynamic file that produces a unique asx file.  The file also
increments a database driven counter for each song that is played.
When I implement the script, it always runs twice, and the db stats
kept incrementing by 2 instead of 1.

I want to fix multiple cameras and stream the content from this cameras using
same publishing pointl. Is it possible to do so .If so how?
Please help
ThanX

I setting up wm server 2003 for a handful of on-demand unicast clients. I've
used Movie Maker to create slide shows and it seem 512kbps gives the
acceptable audio and video quality and makes files of approx 3Mb. I will have
a limited internet pipe - up to 2Mbps but may be less so ...

I am trying to build a test machine at the moment with Win2k3 Server with the
WMS along with the Media Encoder.  I was wondering if this was possible.  I'm
not soliciting advisable type comments, but the push/pull features from the
Encoder and the WMS are not working.  Is there ...