-
Posted to
IIS7 - Media
by
jackfree
on
11-19-2009, 4:59 PM
Thanks for your post!
The Silverlight-based IIS Smooth Streaming client (the Smooth Streaming Media Element, or SSME) generally requests data as needed, in a forward fashion, so the behavior captured above is unusual and not one that I've seen before. What tool was used to capture the HTTP traffic above?
By default the networking ...
-
Posted to
IIS7 - Media
by
jackfree
on
04-09-2009, 4:24 AM
Thanks Keivan -
I am doing what I can to see if we can make the source code available, I'll keep you posted!
-jack
-
Posted to
IIS7 - Media
by
jackfree
on
04-01-2009, 7:55 PM
Keivan -
I agree - the graphing controls are very cool! Are you primarily looking for the source for the newer UI (the XAML)?
-jack
-
Posted to
IIS7 - Media
by
jackfree
on
07-25-2008, 5:52 AM
Shiv -
Bitrate throttling favors throttling by file extension because it is so much more specific than mime-type. But, it can only do so much to determine the file extension associated with a response. If the response contains exactly one entity chunk, and if that entity is a disk-based file handle then we can use that handle to get ...
-
Posted to
IIS7 - General
by
jackfree
on
07-25-2008, 4:32 AM
Do you know what permissions are on the network share? You might need to set system.web/identity@impersonate to true in web.config. If you are using default config settings then chances are that the app pool is running as Network Service and does not have permission to access that share. You'd need to impersonate the ...
-
Posted to
IIS7 - Media
by
jackfree
on
07-25-2008, 4:14 AM
Could you provide more detail on the specific version of bitrate throttling that you are using? The RTW release does indeed support throttling based on content-type. However, file extension rules take precedence over rules based on content-type.
A single mime-type may apply to several file extensions, so a throttling rule based on ...
-
Posted to
IIS7 - Media
by
jackfree
on
07-25-2008, 3:53 AM
If possible can you share a snippet of the HTTP headers that contain bit rate info?
If absent the bitrate throttling module will add a Content-Length response header, but that is the only header it will potentially modify. We do not remove or modify any headers, nor do we add any headers that would contain information about the bitrate of ...