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I have a Web cam attached to an XP box using Windows Media Encoder 9 to encode. I am pulling the stream to a Windows Media Server and embeding the video in a web page. The streaming video works fine with media player 10 and below but will not work with media player 11 clients.
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I have a Web cam attached to an XP box using Windows Media Encoder 9 to encode. I am pulling the stream to a Windows Media Server and embeding the video in a web page. The streaming video works fine with media player 10 and below but will not work with media player 11 clients.

Media Player 11 will not play streaming video from my media server

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