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The document discusses requirements for using Wowza Media Server including purchasing version 2, checking the free Linux version, and reviewing demos on their website. It provides system requirements and lists supported file formats and features. Svnlabs will use Wowza for media streaming and management, open source players, and WordPress for user management. The document also provides links to additional Wowza documentation and forums.
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