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Presentation Context Properties

Following is a list of predefined presentation context properties that are maintained by the server.

Property Description
NSS_PRESENT_DESTINATION A String value containing the funnel destination destination address (IP) or ATM Network Service Access Point (NSAP). The format, by client type, is as follows:

Windows Media Player

Destination IP Address:Port

RTSP

Destination IP Address:Port

Windows Media Player/ATM

NSAP Address:Stream_ID

RTSP/ATM

NSAP Address:Stream_ID

NSS_PRESENT_LIVE A Boolean value specifying whether the presentation is live.
NSS_PRESENT_BROADCAST A Boolean value specifying whether the presentation is being broadcast.
NSS_PRESENT_SEEKABLE A Boolean value specifying whether the file supports seeking to a specific time or marker.
NSS_PRESENT_STRIDABLE A Boolean value specifying whether the file supports fast-forward and rewind functions.
NSS_PRESENT_PHYSICAL_NAME A String value containing the file name of the file being streamed. This value does not contain the URL to the file.
NSS_PRESENT_REQUEST_NAME A String value containing the name used by the client to request the presentation. Additional information appended to the URL used by the client after a question mark is included in the value.
NSS_PRESENT_BITRATE A Long value indicating the bit rate of the stream.
NSS_PRESENT_DURATION_HI The high-order 32 bits of a 64-bit integer indicating the duration of the title, in hundreds of nanoseconds.
NSS_PRESENT_DURATION_LO The low-order 32 bits of a 64-bit integer indicating the duration of the title, in hundreds of nanoseconds.
NSS_PRESENT_PLAY_RATE A floating-point value indicating the play rate of the presentation. A value of 1 indicates normal speed. Values greater than 1 indicate that the presentation is being fast-forwarded, and negative values indicate that the presentation is being rewound.
NSS_PRESENT_START_POS_HI The high-order 32 bits of a 64-bit integer indicating the user’s starting position in a title, in hundreds of nanoseconds.
NSS_PRESENT_START_POS_LO The low-order 32 bits of a 64-bit integer indicating the user’s starting position in a title, in hundreds of nanoseconds.
NSS_PRESENT_TOTAL_BYTES_SENT_HI The high-order 32 bits of a 64-bit integer indicating the total number of bytes of the presentation that were sent to the client.
NSS_PRESENT_TOTAL_BYTES_SENT_LO The low-order 32 bits of a 64-bit integer indicating the total number of bytes of the presentation that were sent to the client.
NSS_PRESENT_TOTAL_PLAY_TIME_HI The high-order 32 bits of a 64-bit integer indicating the total time the presentation was streamed to the client, in milliseconds.
NSS_PRESENT_TOTAL_PLAY_TIME_LO The low-order 32 bits of a 64-bit integer indicating the total time the presentation was streamed to the client, in milliseconds.

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