Transitioning from Microsoft Windows Media to the Adobe Flash Platform
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Given the ubiquity of Adobe Flash Player on the Internet and the industry leadership of Adobe, many companies, educational institutions, government bodies, major broadcasters, advertising agencies, and others are choosing Adobe Flash Media Server to deliver content to their intended audiences.
Supporting both broadcast (live) and on-demand delivery services, Adobe Flash Media Server 3.5 software is the streaming technology behind the Adobe Flash Platform, the integrated set of technologies that provides a complete system for delivering the most engaging media experiences across virtually all operating systems and screens.
About this document
This technical white paper aims to help ease the transition from another solution in the marketplace, Microsoft Windows Media, to a solution utilizing the Adobe Flash Platform and its related technologies:
Transitioning from Microsoft Windows Media to the Adobe Flash Platform
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- Français (PDF, 790 KB)
- 日本語 (PDF, 990 KB)
- Svenska (PDF, 950 KB)
Topics covered:
- Key differences in the two solutions
- Workflow comparisons
- Deployment requirements
- Server configurations
Intended audience
This technical white paper is intended for the following audiences:
- Enterprise architects who are evaluating or need to switch from Windows Media to the Flash Platform
- IT managers and system administrators who are interested in understanding the impact of switching from Windows Media to the Flash Platform on their network environment
- Website administrators who need to deploy a Flash Media Server solution to stream video
Where to go from here
For more information about Flash Media Server, please visit the Flash Media Server product page and the Flash Media Server Developer Center.
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