Explore the Multimedia Potential of Windows Embedded Standard 7Preston VanderWeystSoftware Development EngineerMicrosoft Corporation

SESSION CODE: WEM302

Session Objectives and Takeaways

Session Objectives

Gain an general understanding of Windows Embedded Standard 7

Gain an understanding of the multimedia technologies available

Explore the customer value of each technology

Windows 7 multimedia features open up major new markets for embedded

WES 7 provides customer value for multimedia devices

Agenda

Windows Embedded Standard 7 Overview

Multimedia Technologies Applied to Embedded

Survey of Embedded Multimedia Devices Categories

Q & A

Modularized Version of Windows 7

Toolkit Highlights

Value Added Features

Common Devices Overview

General Customer Value

Windows Embedded Standard 7

Embedded Foundation

~160 Selectable Feature Packages

Win7 RTM Inbox Driver Packages

Bootable Usable ~600 MB (x86) ~850 MB (x64)

Shell Foundation, Networking Services, BITS, etc

Media Player IE Wireless etc.

Package Dependencies

Required Optional

Modularized Version of Windows 7

Provide a user selectable

Package Architecture

Functionality Framework Application API

Wireless

.NET 3.5 SP1

Internet Explorer

Goal is to satisfy the user’s needs for image composition

DVDBurning MediaCenter

MediaPlayer

AV-Core Power Management

Graphics Platform Networking QoS

Diagnostics Common Media Support

Windows Media Player Dependencies

Windows Media Center Dependencies

MediaCenter

Terminal Services Client

Networking QoS

Media Support

Accessibility

Networking RAS

Wireless

AV-Core

MDAC-SQLLITE

Networking NASC

Diagnostics Common

Media Player

NetFx20Client

Internet Explorer Dependencies

IE Explorer

Graphic Platform IE Foundation

IE Core App Support ComBase

Toolkit

Frameworks designed for performance

ICE

Embedded version of WSIM

Builds Answer files

Frameworks designed for performance

IBW

Embedded version of setup (IBS) Frameworks designed

for performance

SDA

Static Dependency Analyzer

Consumes Answer files

Templates

Image Configuration Editor (ICE)

DEMO

Value Added Features

Embedded Enabling Features

Alternate Boot Media

USB

SD

Write Filters

Volume Based

File Base

Embedded Friendly Activation Model

Dialog Filter Shell Launcher

Similar Servicing Model

Frameworks designed

for performance

Thin Client

Frameworks designed

for performance

POS

Frameworks designed

for performance

Kiosk

Frameworks designed

for performance

Medical Devices

Frameworks designed

for performance

Headless

Common Devices Overview

General Customer Value

Reduced Footprint

Reduced Attack Surface

Enables Non-client Scenarios

Custom Branding

Embedded Friendly Activation Model

Multimedia Technologies Applied to Embedded

Windows Media Player

Windows Media Center

XNA

Windows Touch

Windows 7 Graphics Technologies

Windows Media Player

Play To

Remote Media Streaming

Music PicturesVideo Recorded TV

Windows Media Player Engine

DEMO

Windows Media Center

“Use your PC to watch your favorite TV and movies when and where you want.”

Internet and Broadcast TV Playback

DVR Capabilities

Netflix

Extensibility model

Windows Media Center

DEMO

Windows 7 Graphics Technologies

“Game developers will utilize new features to create rich worlds, realistic characters, and more fluid gameplay.”

DirectWrite

DirectX 11

Direct2D

Basic Touch

Multi-touch

Standard Gestures

Windows Touch

“…But Windows 7 is the first to fully embrace multitouch technology.”

XNA Framework

“The XNA Framework is the set of .NET libraries that developers will code against to build their games.” –XNA Team Blog

Managed Code Development

2D/3D Graphics

Content Pipeline

Abstracts complex application details

XNA Framework

DEMO

Survey of Embedded Multimedia Device Categories

Medical Devices Digital Signage TV Entertainment

Devices

Digital Signage

Windows TouchDirectXWindows Media Player

TechnologiesDirectXWindows Touch

Medical Devices

Ultrasound ImagingMonitoring

TechnologiesWindows Media CenterXNA

Television

Set Top BoxConnected TV

Entertainment Devices

TechnologiesDirectXXNAWindows TouchWindows Media Player

PC Game KioskInflight Entertainment

Specialized Arcade Game Slot MachineJukebox

Track Resourceshttp://www.WindowsEmbedded.comhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsembeddedhttp://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/embeddedwindows/http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/windowsembeddedcompacthttps://connect.microsoft.com/windowsembeddedce

Related ContentBreakout Sessions

WEM201 | Discover Windows Embedded Standard 7 as Your Next Application PlatformWEM301 | Deploying Windows Embedded Standard 7 with StyleWEM302 | Explore the Multimedia Potential of Windows Embedded Standard 7WEM303 | Gamechanger: Using Microsoft Silverlight for Windows Embedded to Create an Amazing Embedded UIWEM305 | How to Choose a Windows Embedded Operating SystemWEM306 | Using the Sensor & Location API on Windows Embedded Standard 7 to Create Exciting Connected ApplicationsWEM307 | Windows Embedded Compact: New Tools and Developer StoryWEM308 | Windows Embedded Overview: Demos of the Latest and Upcoming ReleasesWEM309 | Programming Microsoft Silverlight for Windows Embedded Using Microsoft .NET

Interactive SessionsWEM01-INT | Build a Secure Device with Windows Embedded Standard 7WEM02-INT | Delivering Flexible Peripheral Support for Point of SaleWEM03-INT | How Windows Embedded Solutions Help to Protect the EnvironmentWEM05-INT | What a Desktop Developer Needs to Know to Develop for Windows EmbeddedWEM06-INT | Windows Embedded Compact CompeteWEM07-INT | Server Appliances with Windows Embedded ServersWEM08-INT | Roundtable: Windows Embedded @ Tech·Ed 2011 - Tell Us What You Want to Learn

Related ContentHands-on Labs

WEM01-HOL | Build Your Own Embedded SystemWEM04-HOL | Porting Third-Party Drivers into Image Configuration Editor

Product Demo Stations (all on Windows Embedded booth)TLC-46 | Get Your Hands on Windows EmbeddedTLC-47 | Powered by Windows Embedded POSReady – Touch ScreenTLC-48 | The Intel® Intelligent Digital Signage Proof of ConceptTLC-49 | Windows Embedded AutomotiveTLC-50 | Windows Embedded Device Showcase

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