The live stream repeater, SHOUTcast, RTSP and native RTP streams use an internal Wowza Pro system called MediaCaster. A ...

To debug encoder multi-bitrate key frame alignment do the following: ...

Step-by-step instructions for using the FastVDO SmartCast encoder with Wowza Media Server for live MPEG-TS streaming. (Flash Player version 9.0.115.0 or later is required.) ...

Step-by-step instructions for using the FastVDO SmartCapture Pro H.264 encoder with Wowza Media Server. (Flash Player version 9.0.115.0 or greater is required.) ...

Step by step instructions for using Orban Opticodec-PC Streaming Encoder with Wowza Media Server, including PAD/metadata ...

Instructions for integrating the Impath Networks i5110 series encoder stream with Wowza Media Server solution. ...

This article describes the properties that you can use to control how the Cupertino (iOS device) segmenter segments an incoming live stream. All time values are in milliseconds. The values can be set on a per-application basis as LiveStreamPacketizer/Properties in [install-dir]/conf/[application]/Application.xml (where [application] is the name of the application to which you want to apply the settings): ...

Wowza Media Server includes a feature for configuring streams that are publish/started at server startup. This is the equivalent of starting a streaming using the MediaCaster Stream Manager. To configure a stream to start at server startup do the following: ...

Instructions to turn on/off RTSP/RTP over HTTP in the QuickTime player on Windows: ...

Step by step instructions for using QuickTime Broadcaster live encoder with Wowza Server (Flash Player version 9.0.115.0 or greater is required). ...

Many Flash based players (FLVPlayback component being one) will use a single RTMP url to both connect to Wowza Media Server and play a particular stream. In reality this url is broken into two pieces; server connection url and stream name. The expanded format of this url assuming the stream is located at the path [path1]/[path2]/[streamName] takes the form: ...

For instructions on using Cisco TelePresence Content Server (formerly the TANDBERG Content Server (TCS)) with your Wowza Media server for live and on-demand Flash media streaming please see the Cisco Deployment Guide. ...

This document describes the steps needed to set up the Elecard CodecWorks software in order to run with Wowza Media Server. ...

A jitter buffer is an area where packets can be collected and stored before being sent to the depacketizer at regularly spaced intervals to enable a more even playback. To configure an RTP jitter buffer and to log packet loss add the following properties to the RTP/Properties section of [install-dir]/conf/[application]/Application.xml ...

Wowza Media Server includes a system for re-streaming called MediaCaster. The MediaCaster system is used for re-streaming IP Camera streams (RTSP/RTP streams), SHOUTcast/Icecast streams and native RTP encoders. The MediaCaster system pulls a stream from a stream source and makes it available for streaming to the different player technologies supported by Wowza Server. This system works on demand - when the first request comes in for a given stream a connection is made to the source stream and the stream is made available to the player. ...

Step-by-step instructions for using Telestream Wirecast encoder with Wowza Media Server (Flash Player version 9.0.115.0 or greater is required). ...

An example of how to use ComputeSpectrum with Wowza Server. This example requires that the FastPlayVideoStreaming example be installed. Once this example is installed, ...

This article describes how to use Flowplayer (http://flowplayer.org) with Wowza Media Server^®. ...

Step by step instructions for using Visionary Solutions (VSI) H.264 hardware encoder (AVN420) with Wowza Media Server via MPEG-TS. ...