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After you have Windows Server 2008 installed on your server, you can download WMS 2008 at www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx FamilyID=9ccf6312-723b-4577-be587caab2e1c5b7&displaylang=en. You can find full instructions for installing WMS 2008 at support.microsoft.com/kb/934518. When you install WMS on a server that has a web server running and listening on port 80, WMS does not enable the HTTP server control protocol during installation. After you have installed WMS 2008, you need to enable this to let Silverlight work with WMS. To do so, open the Windows Media Services console from Administrative Tools on your Start menu. Navigate to the HTTP server control protocol plug-in, as shown in Figure 10-9.

Figure 10-9. WMS HTTP server control protocol plug-in Double-click the protocol entry to bring up the properties sheet. Select Allow all IP addresses to use this protocol, and then specify a custom port other than 80. Allowing all IP addresses lets the server stream media on all available network interfaces, in case the machine has more than one installed network interface. In Figure 10-10, we have selected port 43000.

Right-click the HTTP server control protocol item to bring up its context menu and enable the protocol.

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Publishing points define the endpoints of a WMS 2008 installation to which a client connects to in order to receive media. A publishing point can be defined to serve a media file stored on disk, a playlist that defines an ordered collection of media files to be played in sequence, or media that is being acquired real time from a capture device, such as encoder software connected to a camera. The publishing point abstracts the actual source of the media and provides the client with a URL to which the client can connect to start receiving media.

N ote We discuss playlists in more detail in Recipe 10-4. We do not discuss live streaming using a capture device

in this book. Typically, doing so requires more setup and some knowledge of encoding. To get good-quality live streaming, you need to have high-grade network equipment and broadcast-quality cameras, and we do not assume that you have access to those readily while you are reading the book. If you want to experiment with live streaming from a camera, you can refer to Jit Ghosh s blog entry at blogs.msdn.com/jitghosh/archive/2007/11/30/demolive-streams-in-silverlight.aspx where he discusses a basic setup using a commodity webcam and uses Microsoft Expression Encoder and WMS 2008 to create a basic live streaming scenario with Silverlight as the client front end.

Two kinds of publishing points are possible in WMS: broadcast and on-demand. Either kind can serve media from any of the sources mentioned earlier. Also, multiple publishing points of each type can be defined on a single installation of WMS. An on-demand publishing point is most often used when you want the user to control the playback and have the ability to pause, rewind, or forward content. Consequently, on-demand publishing points are mostly used with prerecorded video content stored on disk or with playlists. Broadcast publishing points create an experience similar to television programs in that the player cannot control playback, and you cannot pause, rewind, or forward content. Also, while streaming from a broadcast publishing point, the MediaElement does not have any information about the duration of the media. These conditions are true even if the broadcast publishing point is being used to stream prerecorded media stored on disk. Broadcast publishing points are mostly used to serve live streams coming directly from encoders or other live sources, like remote servers. The code sample later in this recipe uses one publishing point of each type, but both use disk files as the source of media. Let s look at creating these publishing points. Right-click the Publishing Points note in the left pane of the WMS management console, and select the Add Publishing Point (Advanced) menu option, as shown in Figure 10-11.

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Just above the gallery of images is a pane that shows a short description of the pet featured in the large photo, and the pane can be pulled up to show more information about this pet by clicking the up-facing arrow. Slideup() and Slidedown() are two JavaScript functions to pull up and push down this pane.

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