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On IU's streaming servers, what types of files can I stream?

On Indiana University's streaming servers, you can stream the following file types:

  • Windows Media: You can stream Windows Media files ending with the extensions .wmv, .wma, or .asf. Streaming to Microsoft Silverlight players is supported as well.

  • Flash: You can stream FLV, MPEG4 (H.264 video/AAC audio), and MP3 files from the Flash Streaming Server.

Note: UITS no longer supports the QuickTime and Real streaming servers. To stream audio and video files, you should instead use the Adobe Flash or Windows Media streaming servers; see Streaming audio and video over the web at IU. To convert QuickTime files to other formats, use Adobe Media Encoder, which is available in Adobe Creative Suite 5 (CS5 and CS5.5) from IUware. To convert Real files to other formats, use the RealPlayer Converter, and follow the RealPlayer Converter guide.

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Last modified on January 25, 2012.

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