Title: Free MMS Component
Description: An MMS Component that allows you to download asf streaming videos from mms:// servers.
Feature list: Can use MMS TCP Streaming protocol or the MMS HTTP Streaming protocol.
Author name: Imad Akel (ME)
Supports: Definitely works with vb2005. Most likely works with other .net programming languages.
License info: It is free but you can always give me credit. I did this to save you guys the trouble of having to go through what i went through in order to make your own mms component.
In my own turn credit is also due to the documentation found on this site: http://sdp.ppona.com/
Extra Notes: Does not have file resume support-but give me a break here. Anyway most mms servers are now v9.0 and above and these servers dont have resume support (or so documentation tells us)
Enjoy!
Last edited by imadthemad; Sep 6th, 2006 at 03:00 PM.
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hi
i havent been using mms for a while (in fact i havent been programming at all for a while since i am sophomore premed bio)
but all the documentation to make the mms class was from http://sdp.ppona.com/
if i remember correctly there were many undiscovered and ununderstood commands and packets because the mms protocol specification was not released OFFICIALLY by microsoft or anyone (dont know if u can find it now)
but u should check out the documentation on http://sdp.ppona.com/ it's all there and they follow up on and update it so maybe now they found out what that packet was for
i hope this helps
p.s. the hex values DO NOT have a virus\malware as i do not know how to do that :P
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