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Building Applications with the Windows Azure Media Services REST API
Windows Azure Media Services is an OData-based REST service that exposes objects such as Assets, Jobs, Tasks, and so on, as entities that can be queried in the same way as other OData entities. Furthermore, Media Services is built on OData v3, which means you can submit HTTP request bodies in atom+pub or verbose JSON, and receive your responses in the same formats.
This series of topics takes you through a high-level overview of using the Media Services REST APIs to achieve the end-to-end experience of ingesting content, processing it, managing it, and delivering it. Each section has a description of the process, example HTTP requests and responses, and links to reference documentation for more information about the entity or entities used in the process.
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Media Services Development Tasks using the REST API
Each topic in this list contains a set of Media Services developer tasks based on the Media Services application workflow. Each category is effectively a Media Services developer scenario.
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Shows how to construct HTTP requests when calling into Media Services as well as other basic information that you must know when working with Media Services. |
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Shows how to identify Media Services entities by their content identifier schemes. |
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Shows how to obtain an ACS token and use it to connect to Media Services. This token is required as part of every HTTP request you make when interacting with Media Services. |
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Shows how to create, encrypt, and upload media assets. |
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Shows how to create, encrypt, and upload media assets using bulk ingesting. |
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Shows how to create processing jobs and tasks that encode, watermark, protect, and generally transform Assets from one form to another. |
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Show how to carry out typical management operations with media assets and other entities on the server, including listing, updating, and deleting various Media Services objects. |
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Shows how to deliver media content from Media Services, either as a download, or as a URL to a file or to streaming content. |
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