Moving beyond Windows Media—and Silverlight—to bring multi-platform, multi-device, multi-protocol goodness, the new IIS Media Services 4 is part of a suite of offerings set to vault Microsoft's media delivery offerings into the future
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Posted 01 Nov 2010
Solution makes it easy to stream HTML5 or Flash video to any viewer on any platform.
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Posted 23 Oct 2010
New formats and delivery protocols might be sexy, but in a mission-critical corporate environment, so-called "deprecated" technologies might still be the way to go
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Posted 06 Oct 2010
The annual gathering shows a passion for open formats and creative work.
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Posted 04 Oct 2010
Whether you've attended the show multiple times or are a seasoned pro, the IBC show in Amsterdam offers much more than what's on the exhibit hall floor.
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Posted 16 Sep 2010
Toolkit lets developers add 5.1 surround sound to videos played on computers and consumer devices.
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Posted 10 Sep 2010
A new no-cost version of the Dabber Player will introduce many to its attractive video menus.
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Posted 10 Sep 2010
This month the guru takes questions on RTSP Streaming in Silverlight, Windows Media Encoder on a Smartphone, and Windows Media Player 12 with Windows Server 2008.
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Posted 10 Sep 2010
Today Adobe announced the immediate availability of Flash Media Server 4, including Flash Media Enterprise Server, which includes "Fusion," an approach to multicasting that combines IP multicasting with what the company calls "application multicasting." Here's a detailed look at what's available in each of the three new FMS products, including a look at a test implementation by MediaPlatform.
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Posted 09 Sep 2010
Pay no attention to the man behind the Mac. HTML5 won't be a serious consideration for at least a few years.
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Posted 02 Sep 2010
The standards body extended in perpetuity the royalty-free license on internet video that's free to users from 2015
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Posted 26 Aug 2010
Silverlight and Flash both have a future, but publishers should be considering HTML5 as a way to step away from vendor lock-in and the player and plug-in wars.
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Posted 08 Aug 2010
Google's decision to open source VP8 in the form of WebM was the opening salvo in yet another codec war. We take a look at encoding efficiency, output quality, and CPU horsepower required for playback of both WebM and H.264.
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Posted 30 Jul 2010
The company first to offer live streaming with Google's WebM format is now webcasting the first WebM event.
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Posted 28 Jul 2010
Product integration will let customers deliver audio and video to new markets.
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Posted 20 Jul 2010
Now that Google has open-sourced VP8 as part of its WebM initiative, the once-esoteric question "What is open source anyway?" takes a highly tactical turn
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Posted 28 Jun 2010
Android support is crucial to the fragmented mobile video experience, says Brightcove.
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Posted 22 Jun 2010
Mobile devices running a variety of operating systems will soon have access to a richer, more interactive web.
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Posted 21 Jun 2010
Adobe promises more stability and better performance for Flash on the Mac, but for now, only Windows gets hardware acceleration
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Posted 18 Jun 2010
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