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Windows Server 2008 : Configuring Windows Media Services (part 8) - Using the Unicast Announcement Wizard

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Using the Unicast Announcement Wizard

If you have selected to deliver streaming content by using the unicast method, you can use the Unicast Announcement Wizard to configure the appropriate options. By default, unicast URLs are prefixed with the mms content type (for example, mms://Server2.contoso.com/Media). Client media players such as Windows Media Player are automatically associated with this URL type, so the content can start playback automatically when the user clicks an appropriate hyperlink in a Web page. The Save Announcement Options page of the wizard enables you to specify the location into which the Announcement file (.asx) will be saved. (See Figure 21.) The default location is within the root folder of the Web Server (IIS) server role’s Default Web Site object.

Figure 21. Saving announcement files


You can also use this page to create an HTML Web page that includes an embedded player and a link to the content. This method provides a simplified way for Web developers to see the HTML and media player tags they need to include in their own code. Later, you can load the Web page directly in Internet Explorer. If you have Windows Media player installed, you can then test the announcement by playing the video. (See Figure 22.) If you plan to place the link to the media within an existing Web page, you can use the Copy The Syntax For Embedding A Player In A Web Page To The Clipboard option.

Figure 22. Viewing an announcement Web page created using the Unicast Announcement Wizard


The Edit Announcement Metadata page enables you to specify details related to the title and author of the content as well as copyright details. This information will be sent to users’ media player applications automatically.

To verify the settings you have selected, you can use the buttons in the Test Unicast Announcement window. This window is launched automatically after you have completed the Unicast Announcement Wizard. (See Figure 23.) The first Test button will provide direct access to the playlist and should open Windows Media Player and start playing the content. The Test Web Page With Embedded Player option Test button will launch Internet Explorer and load the test Web page (if one was created).

Figure 23. Testing announcements in the Windows Media Services Administration application


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