IIS 7 Media Pack Web Playlists is Live

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IIS 7 Media Pack Web Playlists Customer Technology Preview 2 (CTP2) is Live

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I am really happy to announce that Web Playlists CTP2 is now released. Web Playlists CTP2 builds on top

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re: IIS 7 Media Pack Web Playlists is Live

vsood — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 20:38:08 GMT

Hi Einar

We will be releasing Web Playlists CTP2 very soon and it will address these scenarios for you in a very convenient manner.

For now, you could create an isx dynamically in your asp app and return the same to be served to the user. The isx would contain a link to the media or the jpg as the case maybe.

You could also do this with WMS auth plug-in but that would not allow you to return an jpg. You can just return and error back to the client and have a java script to catch that error and display a jpg.

Another way to do this is to write an event plug-in that can check URL parameters and redirect if token is invalid.

Also, I believe Silverlight media element cannot play a Jpg so you might need an error video. I am not sure though.

re: IIS 7 Media Pack Web Playlists is Live

Einar — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 23:14:08 GMT

I have been using server side playlists in WMS as a way to protect content and provide good user experience in the case the requested content does not exists.

I simply point a WMS publishing point to an asp.net page which generates the SSPL according to the requested media and the requesting user's ticket (querystring variables in the URL f.ex. mms://myserver/PPoint?media=12&ticket=DRF94DP17).

If the user does not have permission to view the content, I can for example display a static JPG picture telling him so, else I can feed the media file to the user - without the user ever seeing the "real" path to the media file.

Since SSPL are not supported in Silverligt (and in fact only work properly in Windows Media Player), I cannot use SSPL for this.

Can you point out to me what possibilities I have?

- Write a custom WMS Authorization plugin?

- Write other kinds of WMS plugins?

- Dynamically generate an "IIS Web Playlist"?

re: IIS 7 Media Pack Web Playlists is Live

vsood — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 20:39:19 GMT

Hi Einar

Web Playlists is a WMS SSPL like solution for progressive download scenarios. They address scenarios that are similar to WMS SSPL but only when you are serving videos out of a web server.

Could you please provide more details on your scenarios? We can then discuss whether Web Playlists are a suitable way for you and how to go about it.

re: IIS 7 Media Pack Web Playlists is Live

Einar — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 20:18:30 GMT

Are the web playlists supposed to serve as the server side playlists in Windows Media Services, since those are not supported by Silverlight?

I can't find any examples of dynamic server side playlists? Do you expect people to generate all their playlists manually?

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