Frequently asked questions

The following is a list of frequently asked questions about using Windows Media Services:

What is the server list file and do I need to maintain it?
Why do I get an error when I try to use a .wav file?
Why do I get an error when I try to connect my server to the Windows Media components that came with Windows NT Server 4.0 Service Pack 4?
Why can't I get artist or track information for my .mp3 file?
How can I add artist or track information to my content?
Why don't some of my .mp3 files play?
Why are some of the playback controls unavailable on the Player?
What is the difference between .asf, .wma, and .wmv files?
Can I use Windows Media Services on a domain controller?
Why are unicast clients experiencing excessive buffering?
Why isn't there a server list in Windows Media Services Administrator for the Web?
How can I find out if clients are having difficulty accessing my content?
What is the difference between encoder push and encoder pull?
Why do ISA clients have trouble connecting to my server using the MMS protocol?
Can I use a playlist as an element in another playlist?
How can I tell if packet loss has occurred?
Can I archive my broadcast to a compressed folder?
Will I lose my server settings if I need to reinstall my server?
Is there a way to enhance performance when sourcing from an encoder?
Why am I having trouble opening Windows Media Services Administrator for the Web?
Why can't I see my Windows Media Services counters in performance monitor after I do an upgrade?
Why do I get an error when I click Test stream?

For the most recent list of frequently asked questions about using Windows Media Services, see the Windows Media Services 9 Series FAQ Web page on the Microsoft Web site.

Frequently asked questions

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