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need assistance to set up publishing point using live smooth streaming in IIS 7.5

Hi,

I'm looking to correspond with someone who has set up IIS for live smooth streaming. I have a sbs 2011 server with media services installed, and in the same domain I have expression encoder 4 pro on a pc with a webcam. I want to work through the steps to set up live streaming to a website.

There's a basic walkthrough I'm using at http://expression.microsoft.com/en-us/gg574359.aspx but it's not detailed enough. I need to be able to work with someone who has set this up already, to troubleshoot the actual steps.

I have been able to cue up the webcam stream at the source, but I haven't yet got the publishing point set up. I just chose a test site in IIS, doubleclicked Live Smooth Streaming Publishing points, added a publishing point, called webcam.isml

Then on the source, I try to give the location of the publishing point, but it won't take it.
I tried //servername/webcam.isml and http://publicurl/webcam.isml but neither work.
Error is "This operation is not supported for a relative URI"

Thanks for helping!
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Further, I consulted http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/620/getting-started-with-iis-live-smooth-streaming/ and there they provide some details on how to specify the link:

URL syntax: http://ServerName/SiteName/DirectoryName/PublishingPointDefinitionFileName.isml

For the example Live Smooth Streaming publishing point that we created in the previous section, the URL would be:

http://IISMedia-Server/LiveSmoothStream.isml

In my case, I'm testing it within the domain, so I guess I can use the network name of the server, then the website name, but then I don't know the directory, and then finally the isml name.

So http://server/site/webcam.isml 
It responds "the specified push template is invalid"
So I need to fix the url, right?
I dont use IIS for streaming, I streaming via WMS.
but url should be http://server/webcam.html
with all the supporting file in same directory?
 
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If you don't use IIS for streaming, it would be difficult to answer this question.
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