Hi guys, I want to share with you the posts I wrote about performing different Live Smooth Streaming operations programatically, such as retrieving the configuration settings and start/stop/shutdown a publishing point. Live Smooth Streaming: How-to: Start, Stop & Shutdown a Publishing Point Programmatically...

Hi, Alina, Whichever encoder you use will need to be able to create fragmented MP4 files and Smooth Streaming manifests. If the Inlet hardware is not an option for you at this time, look for announcements from other encoding companies in the weeks and months ahead. In the meantime, you might also contact...

Yes, you can use Live Smooth Streaming with a live source. The simulated encoding example we posted on IIS.net (i.e., get full how-to instructions, a sample client, and the Live Smooth Streaming Starter Kit at http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/620/live-smooth-streaming-for-iis-70---getting-started/ ) are...

One comment, in case you missed it - you can try the new Live Smooth Streaming feature right now, and you don't need your own encoder or Silverlight client. Use the Live Smooth Streaming Starter Kit to try out this new functionality! Read more here: http://blogs.iis.net/jboch/archive/2009/03/20/live...

The beta of Smooth Streaming (as well as Live Smooth Streaming) is now available! Learn more at http://www.iis.net/media .

To follow up on #2, you now have more choices for creating Smooth Streaming content. This week, Inlet Technologies announced full encoding support for both Live and on-demand Smooth Streaming, in both their Spinnaker and Armada products. Read about it here: http://inlethd.com/download.php?mode=getFile&type...

The beta release of Live Smooth Streaming was announced yesterday at the MIX09 conference. This functionality is based on Smooth Streaming, and enables adaptive streaming of live events to Silverlight clients. What are your thoughts and questions about Live Smooth Streaming? We'd love to hear them...