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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.

Files

Status: Deleted This download is no longer available on microsoft.com. The downloads below are archives provided by the Internet Archive Wayback Machine from the Microsoft Download Center prior to August 2020.

File	Size
OnDemandMediaServices_Source.EXE SHA1: 7af5905a681c0bc74e5604d99a1d0075bfb84876	1.23 MB

• 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

• 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.