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Wowza Media Server Pro Available for Flash Streaming

By Derrick on June 23, 2007 4:10 PM |

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The Flash Media Server is not the only way to stream your Flash content. The Wowza Media Server Pro is available for Flash streaming. The Wowza Media Server Pro is a Flash streaming platform for a wide range of interactive and multimedia applications, including video on demand, live video distribution, video recording and chat. It is an infrastructure grade server that lets you easily and cost-effectively scale up with the exploding demand for streaming content.

There is a Wowza Media Server Pro10 edition free license for streaming up to 10 concurrent connections (unlimited bandwidth)

The server also comes in 3 other flavors:

  • The Wowza Media Server Pro50 edition license can stream up to 50 concurrent connections, unlimited bandwidth.

  • The Wowza Media Server Pro150 edition license can stream up to 150 concurrent connections, unlimited bandwidth.

  • The Wowza Media Server Pro Unlimited edition license
    can stream unlimited connections, unli

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