Windows Media Rights Manager 10.1.1 SDK
Introduces new features to help you manage large numbers of licenses more easily, revoke specific licenses, and use new rights to support consumer scenarios like sharing music or burning playlists to CDs. Also use this SDK to work with portable devices that support Windows Media DRM 10 for Portable Devices. The Windows Media Rights Manager 10.1.1 SDK will be sent to you after Microsoft accepts a signed SDK license agreement from you. You will also need to obtain digital certificates to verify your identity. | Windows Media Format 11 SDK
Introduces a variety of new digital rights management features. | Windows SDK for Windows Vista
The latest versions for most Windows Media developer technologies are included in the Windows SDK for Windows Vista. Download and install the Windows SDK to get the Windows Meda Player 11 SDK, the Media Foundation SDK, Windows Portable Devices, the Core Audio APIs, and more. | Media Transfer Protocol Porting Kit
Introduces the new Media Transfer Protocol (MTP), which enables you to manage content on any portable device with storage. MTP was first shipped as part of the Windows Media Device Manager 10 SDK. This porting kit includes the complete MTP specification, design documentation, sample source code, software to implement a PC-based MTP simulator, and MTP test tools. The latest version of the MTP Porting Kit includes thoroughly updated ANSI C source code as well as a redistributable MTP driver for Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows Millennium Edition, and Windows 2000 operating systems. This driver is implemented as a Windows Media Device Manager Service Provider and supports device access through Windows Media Player 9 Series and other device applications that work on the Windows Media Format 9 Series Software Development Kit (SDK). | Windows Media Services 9 Series SDK
Part of the Microsoft Platform SDK for Windows Server 2003, the Windows Media Services 9 Series SDK enables you to programmatically control, configure, and monitor a server running Windows Media Services 9 Series. | Windows Media Device Manager 10 SDK
Introduces new features to help you work with devices that support the new Media Transfer Protocol (MTP), devices that support a modified Windows CE (Pocket PC) class driver, and mass storage devices exposed by the new Microsoft Cluster (MSC) class driver. The Windows Media Device Manager 10 SDK is included in the Windows Media Format 9.5 SDK. You will also need to obtain digital certificates to enable transfer of content protected by Windows Media digital rights management (DRM). |
| Windows Media Player 10 SDK
The Microsoft Windows Media Player 10 SDK provides information and tools to customize Windows Media Player and to use the Windows Media Player ActiveX® control. This documentation also provides information about using Windows Media metafiles. | Windows Media Format 9.5 SDK
This update to the Windows Meda Format 9 Seres SDK provdes several improvements including the Windows Media Video Advanced Profile codec and an improved Windows Media Video Image codec. Unlke the Windows Media Format 9 Seres SDK, this verson requires Windows XP or later. | Sample Code for Using the Windows Media Audio and Video Codec Interfaces
This package includes documentation and sample code that demonstrate how to use the Codec APIs in the Windows Media Format 9 Series SDK. | Windows Media Format 9 Series SDK
With support for the Windows Media Audio and Video codecs, the Windows Media Format SDK provides technology and documentation you can use to create and manipulate Windows Media files in your applications. | Windows Media Encoder 9 Series SDK
The Microsoft Windows Media Encoder 9 Series SDK is designed for anyone who wants to develop a Windows Media Encoder application by using a powerful automation-based application programming interface (API). | Windows Media Rights Manager 9 Series SDK
This SDK provides the tools to create an end-to-end digital rights management (DRM) system that offers content providers and retailers a flexible platform for the secure distribution of digital media files. The Windows Media Rights Manager 9 Series SDK will be sent to you after Microsoft accepts a signed SDK license agreement from you. You will also need to obtain digital certificates to verify your identity. | Windows Media Services 4.1 SDK
The Windows Media Services 4.1 SDK component enables content developers and system administrators to support Windows Media Technologies in their Web sites today. |
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