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Hi everybody,
I need some help here. I need to write an application that controls the
Encoder remotely (over the network/web). I need to have all options like
start/stop/pause, should be able to show the preview window on the client
side. Is it even possible to do it over the web? If yes, can someone point me
to any documentation or article that explains how to do it? Thanks very much
in advance for your help. Thanks!
Jerry
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"Jerry" <Jerry[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6F88C7DF-7860-42D3-AAF4-B949D51E8E31[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] > Hi everybody,
>
> I need some help here. I need to write an application that controls the
> Encoder remotely (over the network/web). I need to have all options like
> start/stop/pause, should be able to show the preview window on the client
> side. Is it even possible to do it over the web? If yes, can someone point me
> to any documentation or article that explains how to do it? Thanks very much
> in advance for your help. Thanks!
Have you considered using Remote Desktop?
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[Quoted Text] > Have you considered using Remote Desktop?
Yes, I did but for some reasons when I try to start Windows Media Encoder
through Remote Desktop, it seems like it does not recognize the input
(audio/vedio, VCR, DVD, USB CAM) devices. I get this error:
The following error occured while setting up the sourece 'SOURCE NAME'
No specified device driver is present. [0xc00D0072]
Thanks,
Pulkit Zery
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Jerry ha escrit:
[Quoted Text] > > Have you considered using Remote Desktop?
>
> Yes, I did but for some reasons when I try to start Windows Media Encoder
> through Remote Desktop, it seems like it does not recognize the input
> (audio/vedio, VCR, DVD, USB CAM) devices. I get this error:
>
> The following error occured while setting up the sourece 'SOURCE NAME'
> No specified device driver is present. [0xc00D0072]
>
> Thanks,
> Pulkit Zery
Yeah with remote desktop you can't adquire control over 'sound'
devices.
The best option is to use VNC or RemoteAdmin or any other third party
solution.
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"Jerry" <Jerry[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DBB06B16-964F-443B-B7E5-CF400EA4BE61[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] >> Have you considered using Remote Desktop?
>
> Yes, I did but for some reasons when I try to start Windows Media Encoder
> through Remote Desktop, it seems like it does not recognize the input
> (audio/vedio, VCR, DVD, USB CAM) devices. I get this error:
>
> The following error occured while setting up the sourece 'SOURCE NAME'
> No specified device driver is present. [0xc00D0072]
When you launch Remote Desktop on the client, click Options and select the Local
Resources tab. Make sure sound is set to "leave at remote computer." You
should uncheck the boxes for Local Devices on this screen too.
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Mike Lowery ha escrit:
[Quoted Text] > "Jerry" <Jerry[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:DBB06B16-964F-443B-B7E5-CF400EA4BE61[ at ]microsoft.com...
> >> Have you considered using Remote Desktop?
> >
> > Yes, I did but for some reasons when I try to start Windows Media Encoder
> > through Remote Desktop, it seems like it does not recognize the input
> > (audio/vedio, VCR, DVD, USB CAM) devices. I get this error:
> >
> > The following error occured while setting up the sourece 'SOURCE NAME'
> > No specified device driver is present. [0xc00D0072]
>
> When you launch Remote Desktop on the client, click Options and select the Local
> Resources tab. Make sure sound is set to "leave at remote computer." You
> should uncheck the boxes for Local Devices on this screen too.
In my case that doesn't work with my Osprey cards...
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"Vegethalia" <vegethalia[ at ]gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1182931998.184681.247440[ at ]o61g2000hsh.googlegroups.com...
[Quoted Text] >
> Mike Lowery ha escrit:
>> "Jerry" <Jerry[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:DBB06B16-964F-443B-B7E5-CF400EA4BE61[ at ]microsoft.com...
>> >> Have you considered using Remote Desktop?
>> >
>> > Yes, I did but for some reasons when I try to start Windows Media Encoder
>> > through Remote Desktop, it seems like it does not recognize the input
>> > (audio/vedio, VCR, DVD, USB CAM) devices. I get this error:
>> >
>> > The following error occured while setting up the sourece 'SOURCE NAME'
>> > No specified device driver is present. [0xc00D0072]
>>
>> When you launch Remote Desktop on the client, click Options and select the
>> Local
>> Resources tab. Make sure sound is set to "leave at remote computer." You
>> should uncheck the boxes for Local Devices on this screen too.
>
>
> In my case that doesn't work with my Osprey cards...
Used to work with mine.
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[Quoted Text] > > In my case that doesn't work with my Osprey cards...
>
> Used to work with mine.
I tried that while back, doesn't work with Osprey cards or Digital Rapid
card or any other card like that.
Well, Is there any other "Professional" way to control the Encoder remotely??
Thanks!
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"Jerry" <Jerry[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8C031CC2-295F-44FD-BBF9-45DC4DA4B4B1[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] >
>> > In my case that doesn't work with my Osprey cards...
>>
>> Used to work with mine.
>
> I tried that while back, doesn't work with Osprey cards or Digital Rapid
> card or any other card like that.
>
> Well, Is there any other "Professional" way to control the Encoder remotely??
Again, worked just fine for me on several Niagara Powerstream units (all around
the world) so not sure why you're having a problem.
Depending on how much control you need, you could use wmcontroller:
http://shootingstarbbs.kicks-ass.net/wmcontroller/
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Jerry,
I believe it is possible. it is called remote administration Read this:
https://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms867160.aspx
(this one talks about wm7)
I also remember reading about it on a windows media book but don't remember
the exact title.. it might be the resource kit or the fundamentals of
programming ms windows media platform. This books if I remember correctly
talked about wm9
if none works for you, you can always write a c++ or c# application with
full controls or a vb or vbscript application with some limitations.
hope this helps
*********************
Rafael T
"Jerry" <Jerry[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6F88C7DF-7860-42D3-AAF4-B949D51E8E31[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] > Hi everybody,
>
> I need some help here. I need to write an application that controls the
> Encoder remotely (over the network/web). I need to have all options like
> start/stop/pause, should be able to show the preview window on the client
> side. Is it even possible to do it over the web? If yes, can someone point
> me
> to any documentation or article that explains how to do it? Thanks very
> much
> in advance for your help. Thanks!
>
> Jerry
>
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