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![]() | Microsoft Azure Media Services Guidance - Reference Implementation |
This guide has an accompanying reference implementation of an online, on-demand video system. The sample code illustrates how to implement a solution that leverages Microsoft Azure Media Services and a simple, custom CMS to provide streaming video to multiple clients.
- This sample code is the reference implementation of an online, on-demand video system that illustrates how to design and architect a system leveraging Microsoft Azure Media Services and a simple Content Management System (CMS). The application stores data in an Azure SQL Database, Azure Blob Storage, and Azure Media Services. The application uses a Azure SQL Database as a simple CMS to store metadata related to videos that were processed by Azure Media Services. Various client applications can upload videos into the application through a REST service. The REST services interface with the CMS and Media Services to encode uploaded videos into a format suitable for adaptive streaming to compatible clients. The sample code then shows how to implement a video processing pipeline using Media Services and how to associate the results of this pipeline within a CMS for consumption.See the Readme (included with the download) for information about installing and configuring the reference implementation.
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System Requirements
Operating Systems: Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012
- Microsoft .NET Framework version 4.5.1
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2013Ultimate, Premium, or Professional edition with Update 2
- Windows Azure SDK for .NET (includes the Visual Studio Tools for Windows Azure)
- Microsoft Azure SQL Database
Installation Instructions
- Select the 'Download Now' link to commence the download.
- Save the file to your hard drive. The samples are packaged as a self-extractable zip file.
- Run the file and accept the End User Licensing Agreement to proceed.
- The files will be extracted to your chosen destination folder. This must not be a folder in your profile. Use a folder near the root of your drive with a short name to avoid issues with the length of filenames.
- See the Readme file for information about the specific versions required, and installing and configuring the reference implementation.