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Windows Media Services 9 Series was updated for the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 operating systems with Service Pack 1 (SP1), and for the new x64-based versions of Windows Server 2003, adding advanced streaming functionality and native 64-bit support for even higher scalability. Now more than ever, it's the industry's most powerful streaming media server.

	Windows Media Services 2008 Learn more about Windows Media Services in Windows Server 2008.
	More Scalable, Flexible, and Reliable Find out about features like Advanced Fast Start, Play While Archiving, Advanced FF/RW, and Cache/Proxy Management that make Windows Media Services 9 Series more scaleable, flexible, and reliable.
	Decide Which Version of Windows Server Is Right for You Compare the different features of Windows Media Services that are available in Windows Server operating systems.
	Premier Certified Hosting Providers Hosting providers deliver custom Internet streaming solutions using the advanced features of Microsoft Windows Media Services 9 Series including plug-ins.

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