CMP Books - Windows Media 9 Series by Example

• Table of Contents
• BackCover
• Windows Media 9 Series by Example
• Introduction
  • How This Book is Organized
  • Who Needs This Book
  • My Reference Machine
  • Updates
  • Copyrights and Permissions
  • Acknowledgments
• Section I
  • Chapter 1: What's New in Windows Media 9 Series
    • New WM9 Player Features
    • New WM9 Encoder Features
    • New WM9 Server Features
    • New WM9 Digital Rights Management Features
    • Summary
  • Chapter 2: Setting up the WM9 Player, Encoder, Server, and SDK
    • Installing the WM9 Player
    • Installing the WM9 Encoder
    • Installing the WM9 Server
    • Installing the WM9 SDK
  • Chapter 3: Video Capture in WM9
    • Capture from Analog Video Devices
    • Capture from DV Cameras and Decks
  • Chapter 4: Compression and Transcoding with WM9
    • Overview
    • Video Compression with WM9
    • Video Transcoding with WM9
    • Creating and Working with Masters
  • Chapter 5: Network Streaming with WM9
    • A Modest Proposal
    • Standard On-Demand Streaming
    • Standard Broadcast Streaming (Encoder Pull)
    • Standard Broadcast Streaming (Encoder Push)
    • Multicast Streaming
    • Configuring the WM9 Encoder (Pull Mode)
    • Configuring the WM9 Encoder (Push Mode)
  • Chapter 6: DRM, WM9 Style
    • Design Summary of the WM9 Rights Manager
    • About the Windows Media Rights Manager SDK
    • Creating Packaged Windows Media Files
    • Generating and Issuing Licenses
    • Streaming Secure Files
    • Common Business Scenarios
    • Best Practices
• Section II
  • Chapter 7: Playing WM9 files in PowerPoint, Producer, and Internet Explorer
    • Playing WM9 Movies in MS PowerPoint
    • Playing WM9 Movies in MS Producer
    • Playing WM9 Movies in Internet Explorer
    • A WM9 Video Catalog
  • Chapter 8: Working with the WM9 Software Development Kit (SDK)
    • Programming the WM9 Player
    • Programming the WM9 Encoder
    • Programming the WM9 Server
  • Chapter 9: Making DVD Movies with WM9 and MS Movie Maker 2
    • System Requirements
    • Production Workflow: Movie Maker + DVD Workshop
  • Chapter 10: WM9 with Third-Party Nonlinear Editors
    • Vegas Product Overview
    • WM9 files in a Vegas 4 Project
    • Integration Issues
  • Chapter 11: Using WM9 with SnapStream Personal Video Station
    • Product Overview
    • Installation Issues
    • Configuration Details
    • Recording WM9 Video Files
    • Other Capabilities
    • Software versus Hardware PVRs
  • Chapter 12: Producing WM9 Content for Handhelds
    • Reliable Environments
    • Production Recipes
    • Playback Environments
  • Chapter 13: WM9 Audio Techniques
    • Making Sense of WM9 Playlists
    • Converting WM9 Audio to Red Book Audio
    • The Return of Illustrated Audio
  • Chapter 14: Encoding with the WM9 Screen Codec
    • Overview
    • Example 1 Direct Screen Capture with WM9 Encoder
    • Example 2 Editing Screen Content with Vegas
    • Example 3 Embedding Screen Captures in Web Pages
    • Example 4 Playing Screen Captures in PowerPoint
• Section III
  • Chapter 15: WM9 Integration in Consumer Electronics
    • What is HighMAT?
    • Windows XP Media Center Edition
    • Required Components for WM9 5.1 Audio
    • Frequently Asked Questions about XP Media Center
  • Chapter 16: Late-Breaking News & Production Tools
    • Microsoft Video Compression Manager
    • Windows Media 9 Capture Tool (WM9CAP)
    • Making VCDs with WM9 Source Files
  • Chapter 17: How Movielink Uses Windows Media 9 Series
    • Why Movielink Uses WindowsMedia
    • What's Good About WM9?
    • Encoding Standards
    • Hosting and Delivery Issues
    • User Activity Tracking
    • Business Modeling
    • Movie Studio Relationships
    • Where Movielink is Headed
    • The Author's MovieLink Experience
  • Chapter 18: Standing in the Shadows of Motown - A WM9 Feature
    • Origin and Background
    • Copyright Issues
    • Planning and Provisioning
    • Digital Movie Distribution Details
• Index
  • Index_A
  • Index_B
  • Index_C
  • Index_D
  • Index_E
  • Index_F-G
  • Index_H
  • Index_I
  • Index_J
  • Index_K
  • Index_L
  • Index_M
  • Index_N
  • Index_O
  • Index_P
  • Index_Q
  • Index_R
  • Index_S
  • Index_T
  • Index_U
  • Index_V
  • Index_W
  • Index_X-Y
  • Index_Z
• List of Figures
• List of Tables
• List of Listings