Video Streaming and Storage

Video & Collaboration Services provides video streaming with a Windows Media streaming server and a Helix streaming server. Rich media streaming presentations are available with our MediaSite encoder. The Windows Media server is capable of delivering unlimited simultaneous video streams in Windows Media and MediaSite formats to viewers. The Helix server allows for the streaming of Real Media and Quicktime video files and is capable of delivering 200 simultaneous video streams to viewers. Users of the streaming servers are recommended to create streaming files in the Windows Media format.

There is no per-stream or other direct cost associated with streaming of stored video files. However, there may be a cost associated with storing those video files.

Live Streaming

The Video & Collaboration Services Live Stream is a live encoded video stream that broadcasts the ATTV feed, satellite downlinks in progress, or other VCS events. You can arrange to live stream your own events by contacting VCS.

Streaming Archive

Video & Collaboration Services mantains an archive of recently stored streaming events. Streams from the past three months are available for viewing.

Mediasite Catalog

A complete catalogue of all Mediasite presentations dating back to Summer 2007.

Streaming Video and Storage

Streaming Video

UF College of Nursing

Rich Media Streaming (Mediasite)

(presentations work in Internet Explorer only)

Researching on the Internet. presented by Molly Kane
How to use UF's e-learning system presented by Mark McCallister.

Streaming Video and Storage

Rich Media Streaming - Mediasite

Rich media streaming presentations from MediaSite are available for both archived and live events. This service provides a high quality computer image capture in addition to a Windows Media video stream.
Mediasite Catalog

Streaming Video and Storage

Video Storage

Video & Collaboration Services provides a terabyte-class storage server for storing large amounts of digital video. Access is provided by FTP for upload, and FTP or HTTP for download. Files may be either accessible to internet users for streaming or other access, or accessible only to the owner. We are able to store Real Media, Windows Media, and Quicktime files.