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How to - tutorial : Streaming Windows Media

An affordable streaming system' We must be dreaming, Microsoft has done it! A simple and relatively cheap procedure, that only requires a Windows 2000 server license and some bandwidth to allow an unlimited number of clients (limited only by our hardware anyway), unlike RealNetworks which offers a license by the number of simultaneous connections.

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How to - tutorial : Streaming Windows Media

November 08th, 2005 - 06:00 pm ET by R. K.
  1. 1 - Windows Media : Introduction
  2. 2 - Installation of Windows Media services
  3. 3 - Configuration : Distribution
  4. 4 - Configuration : Points about Unicast
  5. 5 - Configuration : Multicast Station (1/3)
  6. 6 - Configuration : Multicast Station (2/3)
  7. 7 - Configuration : Multicast Station (3/3)
  8. 8 - Test with a client
  9. 9 - Presentation and Installation of the encoder
  10. 10 - Encoder – test (1/4)
  11. 11 - Encoder - Test (2/4)
  12. 12 - Encoder - Test (3/4)
  13. 13 - Encoder - Test (4/4)
  14. 14 - Conclusion
  • Installation

In this Windows Media tutorial, all screen captures and explanations have been performed on a Windows 2000 server.

There is nothing to worry about in the first step, you just need to use the “add/remove windows components” in the “add/remove programs” under the control panel.

Make sure that you have your copy of Windows 2000 server CD, or at lease have the i386 folder copied to your hard disk, as you are going to be asked for this.

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Add/Remove Programs



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Add or Remove Windows Components



This is where you need check the “Windows Media Services” which can be found at the end of the list.



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The procedure will continue and finish automatically, there is nothing special to display here.


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