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Live! 360 Session: Build the Next YouTube With Windows Azure Media Services

Windows Azure Media Services is a platform for uploading, managing, and delivering media content to a variety of devices at a cloud scale. In this talk, Sasha Goldshtein shows how to manage media assets using the Azure Portal and the Media Services .NET SDK, how to encode and package media for progressive download and smooth streaming, and how to author clients on multiple platforms (iOS, Android, Windows, and OS X). He also discusses developing an end-to-end solution for building the next YouTube using Windows Azure Media Services.

Posted on 02/03/2014

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