Mike MartinArchitect – Windows Azure MVP

Lights, Camera, Action - Media Services on the Loose

Mike MartinWho Am I

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Architect, Windows Azure MVP, MEET, Insider

What I Do

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Where To Find Me

A little more about me

Roll Camera : Media ServicesWhat’s on the menu today Defining Hollywood : what’s inside the box /

Media Services Feeding the beast : uploading capabilities One ring to rule them all : Encoding your assets They order, you deliver : Delivering streaming Open for Business : Consuming the goods Director’s Cut

Defining HollywoodWhat’s inside the box / Media Services

• It’s an eco system build upon what we know• Scalability• Building Blocks • Open

I will talk and Hollywood will listen …

Architecture

REST APIs

“Build-On” 3rd party

Azu

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Media Services

Adaptive StreamingPorting Kits

3rd p

arty

CD

Ns

Origin

Caching

Secure Media Ingest

Media Job Scheduling

Encoding

ContentProtection

On-DemandOrigin

Live Origin

Analytics Identity Management

“Build-In”Partner Media Processors

Live Ingest

Live Encoding

Silverlight

HTML 5Advertising

Flash

XBOX 360

WindowsPhone

iOS

• Pre-encryption possible• Secure through HTTPS• Allows Bulk uploads

CharacteristicsUploading

• Support industry standards for video (H.264- VC-1)

• Audio encoding to AAC-LE, HE-AAC, Dolby DD+, WMA

CharacteristicsEncoding

• Managed Streaming Service• High bandwidth• Auto recovery/redundancy• High Availability

• Integrated Windows Azure CDN Support• Store one set, re-deliver multi-format

CharacteristicsOn-demand Streaming

• Click ‘n play- the portal way• Do I hear SDK – aye aye• REST Away If I may

How to use

Feeding the beastuploading capabilities - ingestion

Using the SDK to create Uploadingvar context = new CloudMediaContext(“name", “key");

var uploadAsset = context.Assets.Create(assetname, AssetCreationOptions.None );

var assetFile = uploadAsset.AssetFiles.Create(phyiscalfile);

assetFile.Upload(physicalfile);

One ring to rule them all : Encoding your assets - encoding

Using the SDK to create Encoding Jobsvar job = context.Jobs.Create(“Job Name");

var task = job.Tasks.AddNew(“TaskName", GetMediaProcessor("Windows Azure Media Encoder", context), “Formatname", TaskOptions.None);

task.InputAssets.Add(asset);

task.OutputAssets.AddNew(“",AssetCreationOptions.None);

job.Submit();

They order, you deliver : Delivering streaming - Delivery

Using the SDK to create Encoding Jobsvar locator = context.Locators.CreateLocator(

LocatorType.OnDemandOrigin, streamingAsset, accessPolicy);

Open for Business : Consuming the goods

Reach Story

Media Players

Microsoft End Points

Non-Microsoft

End Points

Flash (Smooth,

DASH)

iOS (Smooth,

HLS)

(Smooth,DASH)

XBOX (Smooth,

DASH)

Silverlight(Smooth,

DASH)

Windows Phone

(Smooth, DASH)

Android (HLS & 3rd

party)

Porting Kit for

Devices (Smooth,

DASH)

Smooth Streaming in Windows 8.xPlayer Applications

(Customer’s app)

Player Frameworks(HTML5/XAML Player Framework)

Client SDK(SS Extension SDK)

Media Pipeline(Windows 8.x MF)

Platform(Windows 8.x)

Primary media delivery platform for Windows 8.x

Light up support for video element in modern style applicationsHTML 5 Modern style applications

XAML Modern style applications

C++ Modern style applications

Provide an easy way to Consume Smooth Streaming and other formats in future (e.g., MPEG-DASH)

Port existing video apps to Windows 8.x

Monetize apps with in-built Ad support and rich Analytics

Get started with VS templates and client frameworks

Smooth Streaming Extension SDK

Decoder Renderer Decrypter(DRM)

Media foundationInterface

Media Engine in Windows 8.x platform

PLAYBACK PIPELINE

Native codec support: H.264, WMV, VC-1 and etc.

Application with Smooth Streaming Sourceurl : …/manifest

Smooth StreamingExtension SDK

Application with video sourceurl : …/a.mp4

Player FrameworksShipped as Open source at playerframework.codeplex.comBuilds on capabilities of Smooth Streaming ClientAvailable for multiple platform

Windows 8.x Player• HTML/JavaScript Modern style applications• XAML/C# Modern style applications

HTML5 player for browserSilverlight & Windows Phone player

Well established player frameworkPlugin Architecture – import what you need

Player Applications(e.g., NBC, Comcast)

Player Frameworks(e.g., MMPPF, HTML5 framework)

Client SDK / Porting Kits(e.g., SSME, SSPK)

Media Pipeline(e.g., Silverlight,

GStreamer)

Platform(e.g.,

Windows/ Linux)

Director’s Cut

Additional features

Content Protection Closed Caption Support Advertising Support

ResourcesDownload Microsoft Media Platform Player framework

http://playerframework.codeplex.com

Install Smooth Streaming client SDKhttp://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/04423d13-3b3e-4741-a01c-1ae29e84fea6?SRC=Home

Install Microsoft PlayReady Client SDK http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/e02ccac7-f3eb-4b53-b11a-c657d5631483

Getting to know about Windows Azure Media Services

https://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/home/features/media-services/

Aaaand ….

CUT!

Thanks everyone, it’s a wrap!

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