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Hands-On Guide to Windows Media
ID: 172834
Joe Follansbee
Hands-On Guide to Windows Media is a practical guide to audio and video networks.
This book enables you to get the most out of streaming media media, Windows Media. This book will help you understand the unique characteristics and requirements of audio and video information over packet-switched networks. Ideal even for non-technical readers.
* Learn how to deliver audio and video products
* Contains step-by-step examples and code-easy for those who are not-so-technical
* Real-world case studies and anecdotes provide examples, illustrate pitfalls, and provide best-practices
acknowledgments
About the Author
Introduction
Chapter 1: Windows Media Quick Start
Chapter 2: Streaming Media Basics
Chapter 3: Get Ready to Capture Audio and Video
Chapter 4: Recording and Capturing Audio and Video
Chapter 5: Optimizing Your Audio and Video
Chapter 6: Encoding for Windows Media
Chapter 7: Getting Ready to Distribute Windows Media Streams
Chapter 8: Delivering Windows Media To Your Audience
Chapter 9: Get Ready to Webcast Live with Windows Media
Chapter 10: Encoding and Distributing Live Webcasts
Chapter 11: Going Beyond the Desktop
Chapter 12: Advanced Topics
Appendix: Streaming PowerPoints with Producer
Resources
Glossary
index
This book enables you to get the most out of streaming media media, Windows Media. This book will help you understand the unique characteristics and requirements of audio and video information over packet-switched networks. Ideal even for non-technical readers.
* Learn how to deliver audio and video products
* Contains step-by-step examples and code-easy for those who are not-so-technical
* Real-world case studies and anecdotes provide examples, illustrate pitfalls, and provide best-practices
acknowledgments
About the Author
Introduction
Chapter 1: Windows Media Quick Start
Chapter 2: Streaming Media Basics
Chapter 3: Get Ready to Capture Audio and Video
Chapter 4: Recording and Capturing Audio and Video
Chapter 5: Optimizing Your Audio and Video
Chapter 6: Encoding for Windows Media
Chapter 7: Getting Ready to Distribute Windows Media Streams
Chapter 8: Delivering Windows Media To Your Audience
Chapter 9: Get Ready to Webcast Live with Windows Media
Chapter 10: Encoding and Distributing Live Webcasts
Chapter 11: Going Beyond the Desktop
Chapter 12: Advanced Topics
Appendix: Streaming PowerPoints with Producer
Resources
Glossary
index
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