Getting help from other resources

The following Web sites contain additional information that can help you when using Windows Media Services:

• Audio and Video page at MSDN Online. Provides information, advanced methods, and techniques for digital media professionals.
• Deployment guide. Provides overall strategies you can use to launch your own streaming media project using Windows Media Services.
• Microsoft Producer for PowerPoint 2002. Provides information about Microsoft Producer for PowerPoint 2002.
• Microsoft Windows - IPv6. This white paper presents an overview of Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) technology and information about Microsoft implementations, support, and development of IPv6.
• Streaming Methods: Web Server vs. Streaming Media Server. Compares the relative advantages of two popular methods of digital media content distribution.
• Windows Server 2003. Provides the latest news and information about Microsoft Windows Server 2003.
• Windows Media Application Development. Provides information resources for Windows Media application developers.
• Windows Media Digital Rights Management. Provides information about protecting the rights of digital media content producers and users.
• Windows Media Encoder. Provides information about Windows Media Encoder.
• Windows Media Format . Describes the benefits of Windows Media Format.
• Windows Media Partner Center. Provides a way to locate worldwide partners who specialize in Windows Media Technologies.
• Windows Media Player. Provides general information about Windows Media Player.
• Windows Media Services. Provides the latest news and information about Windows Media Services 9 Series.
• Windows Media Technologies Download Center. Provides the latest downloadable Windows Media tools, technologies, and updates.
• Windows Media Technologies. Provides an overview of Windows Media Technologies and links to related information.
• Windows Media Updates. Provides the latest updates on Windows Media 9 Series.
• World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Details the efforts of the World Wide Web Consortium, including their work on Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6).

Note

• Web addresses can change, so you might be unable to connect to the Web site or sites mentioned here.

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• Troubleshooting