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  • Randy Dietz

    #1

    Internet radio options?

    Hi, what would be the best way to set up an internet
    radio station? Does my MSDN Universal subscription
    include all the tools I'll need?

    Thanks,
    Randy

  • Jan Tielens

    #2
    Re: Internet radio options?

    Although, this is the wrong newsgroup...

    http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...es/server.aspx
    Windows Media Services 9 Series, part of Windows Server 2003, is the
    industry's most powerful streaming media server. Hosting companies
    delivering audio and video content over the Internet can now offer their
    customers Fast Streaming experiences, as well as full advertising support
    and the capability to automatically program and seamlessly update digital
    media content on the fly. Enterprises in business, education, and government
    will benefit from the ability to effectively manage network resources while
    delivering richer communications for executive broadcasts, online learning,
    marketing and sales.


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    Greetz,
    Jan
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    news:053e01c3c5 af$22dccbf0$a10 1280a@phx.gbl.. .[color=blue]
    > Hi, what would be the best way to set up an internet
    > radio station? Does my MSDN Universal subscription
    > include all the tools I'll need?
    >
    > Thanks,
    > Randy
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    • Randy

      #3
      Re: Internet radio options?

      Hi Jan, which newsgroup would be better? I'm just
      playing with this project and I'd love to use vb.net for
      at least part of it so that I can improve my skills and
      maybe get a real vb.net job some day.
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      >-----Original Message-----
      >Although, this is the wrong newsgroup...
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      >Windows Media Services 9 Series, part of Windows Server[/color]
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      >delivering audio and video content over the Internet can[/color]
      now offer their[color=blue]
      >customers Fast Streaming experiences, as well as full[/color]
      advertising support[color=blue]
      >and the capability to automatically program and[/color]
      seamlessly update digital[color=blue]
      >media content on the fly. Enterprises in business,[/color]
      education, and government[color=blue]
      >will benefit from the ability to effectively manage[/color]
      network resources while[color=blue]
      >delivering richer communications for executive[/color]
      broadcasts, online learning,[color=blue]
      >marketing and sales.
      >
      >
      >--
      >Greetz,
      >Jan
      >______________ _______________ _____
      >Read my weblog: http://weblogs.asp.net/jan
      >"Randy Dietz" <spam@spam.co m> schreef in bericht
      >news:053e01c3c 5af$22dccbf0$a1 01280a@phx.gbl. ..[color=green]
      >> Hi, what would be the best way to set up an internet
      >> radio station? Does my MSDN Universal subscription
      >> include all the tools I'll need?
      >>
      >> Thanks,
      >> Randy
      >>[/color]
      >
      >
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      >[/color]

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      • Tian Min Huang

        #4
        Re: Internet radio options?

        Hello Randy,

        Thanks for your post.

        The following newsgroup is best suited for VB .NET issues:
        microsoft.publi c.donet.languag es.vb

        For questions regarding Windows Media Services 9 Series SDK, you'd better
        resort to:
        microsoft.publi c.platformsdk.m ultimedia

        Have a nice day!

        Regards,

        HuangTM
        Microsoft Online Partner Support
        MCSE/MCSD

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