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Hello!<br />
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I installed Windows Media server in windows advanced server 2003...<br />
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Now I want to publish wav file but it shows error... Why it is? In my server I haven't sound card driver installed... Is this makes problem? But it shows and streams wmv files properly... But I have problem with wave files... Why?<br />
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Is there any other better free software for publishing?<br />
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Thanks!
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Hello!

I installed Windows Media server in windows advanced server 2003...

Now I want to publish wav file but it shows error... Why it is? In my server I haven't sound card driver installed... Is this makes problem? But it shows and streams wmv files properly... But I have problem with wave files... Why?

Is there any other better free software for publishing?

Thanks!

Windows Media Server streaming wave file problem

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