mImproved stream quality: Enhancements to Apple
mPerformance enhancements: Overall stability and performance of the server has been improved.
mAuthentication: Two types of authentication, digest and basic, let you control access to protected media.
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mRelay support: You can easily set up several layers of servers to broadcast streams to a virtually unlimited number of clients.
QTSS and DSS 4.1 added these features:
mSupport for
mIntegrated Broadcaster administration: A new dialog linked from the General Settings page provides an easy way to set up or change the user name and password for QuickTime Broadcaster. A Broadcast Settings pane allows remote operation of QuickTime Broadcaster (on Mac OS X Server version 10.2 or later).
For More Information
Additional QuickTime streaming resources are available. These include classes, mailing lists, and frequently asked questions (FAQs).
mThe QuickTime Streaming Server product page (http://www.apple.com/quicktime/products/qtss/) provides the latest information on key features, recent downloads, and minimum requirements, with links to additional support pages.
mThe public source web site (http://developer.apple.com/darwin/projects/streaming/) provides access to Darwin Streaming Server source code as well as access to the public Concurrent Version System (CVS) archive and developer information. Be sure to read the FAQs linked from this page.
mThe Mac OS X Server AppleCare support page (http://www.info.apple.com/usen/ macosxserver/) provides links to many useful Knowledge Base articles on all of the services that ship with Mac OS X Server, including QuickTime Streaming Server and Apache. It also provides links to downloadable PDFs of Getting Started With Mac OS X Server and Mac OS X Server Administrator’s Guide.
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