For more information about how to obtain the Windows Server R2 operating system, visit the following Microsoft Web site:. However, if you are running Windows Media Services 4. Updating from these earlier platforms directly to Windows Server R2 is not supported. For more information about how to copy these files, see the table in the "Files that you should copy" section.
For more information about migrating these settings, see the Windows Media Services Upgrade and Migration Guide:. The following table lists the files that you should copy together with their descriptions and their default locations on the Windows Media server. The Windows Media Services namespace file stores the configuration settings for the Windows Media server. The Remote Server Administration Tools feature in Server Manager provides role administration tools that let administrators remotely manage servers that are running Windows Server R2.
The Streaming Media Services role is not supported by this feature. For more information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:. The server is running Windows Media Services 4. You are updating the server to Windows Server R2. Restart Server Manager. To do this, follow these steps: Stop the Windows Media Services service.
To do this, type the following command at a command prompt: net stop wmserver Copy the backed-up ServerNamespace. To do this, type the following command at a command prompt: net start wmserver Full installation option notes To remove the Streaming Media Services role from active use, follow these steps: Under Roles Summary in Server Manager, click Remove Roles. File Description Default path ServerNamespace. The copying of log files is optional. For more information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: How to install Windows Media Services Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows Server R2 Note You can also administer a server remotely from a separate Windows Media server that is running the full installation option of Windows Server R2.
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You can log this information in order identify perfomance issues in your adaptive streaming implementation. The DownloadCompleted event occurs when a resource download completes and provdes similar data to the DownloadFailed event. Once again, a RequestId is provided for correlating events for a single request. Also, an AdaptiveMediaSourceDownloadStatistics object is provided to enable logging of download stats. Use this object to register for the DiagnosticAvailable event. This event is intended to be used for telemetry collection and should not be used to modify app behavior at runtime.
This diagnostic event is raised for many different reasons. Check the DiagnosticType property of the AdaptiveMediaSourceDiagnosticAvailableEventArgs object passed into the event to determine the reason that the event was raised. Potential reasons include errors accessing the requested resource and errors parsing the streaming manifest file. Like the arguments for other adaptive streaming events, the AdaptiveMediaSourceDiagnosticAvailableEventArgs provides a RequestId propery for correlating request information between different events.
Starting with Windows 10, version , you can supply an AdaptiveMediaSource as bound content. The process for deferred binding of an adaptive media source is largely the same as binding other types of media, which is described in Media items, playlists, and tracks.
Create a MediaBinder instance, set an app-defined Token string to identify the content to be bound, and register for the Binding event. In the Binding event handler, use the token string to identify the content to be bound and then create the adaptive media source by calling one of the overloads of CreateFromStreamAsync or CreateFromUriAsync. Because these are asynchronous methods, you should first call the MediaBindingEventArgs.
GetDeferral method to instruct the system to wait for your operation to complete before continuing. Set the adaptive media source as the bound content by calling SetAdaptiveMediaSource.
Finally, call Deferral. Complete after your operation is complete to instruct the system to continue. If you want to register event handlers for the bound adaptive media source, you can do this in the handler for the CurrentItemChanged event of the MediaPlaybackList. NewItem property contains the new currently playing MediaPlaybackItem in the list. Get an instance of the AdaptiveMediaSource representing the new item by accessing the Source property of the MediaPlaybackItem and then the AdaptiveMediaSource property of the media source.
This property will be null if the new playback item is not an AdaptiveMediaSource , so you should test for null before attempting to register handlers for any of the object's events.
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