When we work with Windows Azure Media Services .NET SDK we can perform all the tasks available from the portal: Upload content, encode assets, dynamic packaging and publish assets. To help in these tasks is one additional library called WindowsAzure.MediaServices.Extensions,…
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Publishing assets with Windows Azure Media Services SDK for .NET
The last step we need to perform when working with Microsoft Azure Media Services is the publication of the final assets, in order that they can be consumed by users. From the Microsoft Azure portal, we can do this through…
Encrypt with PlayReady in Microsoft Azure Media Services
Another thing we can do with Microsoft Azure Media Services, in addition to ingest content, encoding and dynamic packaging already seen, is encryption using an external PlayReady server. In this post we will use Microsoft PlayReady Test Server. PlayReady protection…
Microsoft Smooth Streaming Plugin for OSMF with Azure Media MPEG-DASH support
One of the plugins that Microsoft released is Microsoft Smooth Streaming with OSMF Azure Plugin for Media MPEG-DASH support . We can extend the capabilities of OSMF (Open Source Media Framework for Adobe) adding Microsoft Smooth Streaming to players using…
Microsoft Azure Media Services: allowed ip addresses streaming
One of the features in Azure Media Services is the ability to limit the access by IP clients to the content managed by the account. This can be useful for corporate videos, when we sell the content to other companies,…
Dash.js and Microsoft Azure Media Services
In a previous post I was talking about Dynamic Packaging and Microsoft Azure Media Services. Now I want to show how to work with dash.js library designed to implement MPEG-DASH. It is based on the HTML 5 video tag and…
Dynamic Packaging in Microsoft Azure Media Services
When working with media is important to consider the different players and platforms that we work with. If we talk about Adaptive bitrate streaming, for example Silverlight and XBOX using Smooth Streaming, iOS and Android require HLS (HTTP Live Streaming),…
Encoding assets in Microsoft Azure Media Services from .NET
Another task that provides Azure Media Services is encoding the assets we have in our account. As I said in the introductory post, it is possible to perform this task through the portal itself, using the bottom menu (ENCODE): We…
Uploading content to Microsoft Azure Media Services using .NET
The first step when We’re working with Microsoft Azure Media Services is ingesting assets. Like I said in the introduction of this service, from the portal we can upload content up to 200MB or copy files from a Storage account….
Microsoft Azure Media Services
The service that Microsoft Azure platform offers for media workflows is Azure Media Services. It allows ingest, encoding, protection and publish in order to playback our content on the most important market players and devices. In the following video you…