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It is hard to say, but another problematic component could be the heuristic module. May be you can test with the latest player from Microsoft: http://blogs.iis.net/vsood/archive/2009/10/09/iis-smooth-streaming-player-development-kit-1-0-beta-1-released.aspx
Regards,
Alden
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Hello Pablo,
Check this sites:
http://cmstream.net
http://blog.cmstream.net
http://smoothstreaming.code-shop.com/trac
Nothing as fancy as EE3.
Regards,
Alden
http://twitter.com/aldenml
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Hello Chris
I can get easily the maximum 2.8Mbps looking at your videos, but my CPU hit the 50% peak. May be the default encoding parameters are too aggressive for your video's complexity. Better the compression, harder to reproduce. The heuristic makes a delicate trade off between dropped frames, cpu consumption and the current bitrate.
I ...
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Hello
Which version of windows are you using for running IIS 7.0? Remember that "no server editions" limit you the connections to only a few and probably the "live push emulation" tool is using all of them.
Alden
http://www.cmstream.net
http://twitter.com/aldenml
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Hello,
The problem is that the MediaElement supports H264 in a MP4 container. The IP cameras usually streams the video in a kind of RTSP/RTP streaming. The other issue to take care of is the H264 profile, but IP cameras supports Baseline Profile.
Probably you can use this product: ...
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I think it is possible. Check this solution:
http://www.cmstream.net/adaptive-streaming.aspx
It is implemented as a regular ASP.NET HTTP handler.
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Actually, I can't give you any reference of an official structure for the Manifest file. I have not found the documentation for it. Here it is an example of the new Manifest (MajorVersion=2). For my projects, I created a file that is compatible with both versions of the template (EE2 and EE3) simply by merging the properties from both files ...
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Yes, I was able to play old and new videos with the new template. The problem with previous videos is the Manifest file. It is incompatible with the new Manifest parser inside the new template. However, the change is simple, you can create a new small video to see the differences in the Manifest structure and make the changes manually.
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Hello, I think you can use the "progressive download" capability for MP4 container inside Silverlight. The necessary step, is put each mp3 file as an audio track in separate mp4 files. Hopefully you can find some free/open source tool to do this without any transcoding.
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Interesting the point about HW scaling. Thanks for the clarification. I really like the combination Silverlight + Smooth Streaming.