A network engineer is setting up a Cisco TelePresence Content Server. The customer requires live streaming, but does not have a streaming server. Which media should be configured to stream locally…

QuickTime streaming requires a separate external Apple QuickTime Streaming Server or Darwin Streaming Server and cannot be served locally from the TCS alone.

MPEG-4 delivery from TCS requires an external media server to handle the streaming protocol and content distribution.

Flash streaming requires a separate external server such as Adobe Flash Media Server or Wowza to deliver RTMP streams - the TCS cannot serve Flash content locally on its own.

Windows Media is the only format the Cisco TCS can stream locally using its integrated Windows Media Services capability, which runs natively on the server's Windows OS and allows clients to connect directly via Windows Media Player or a browser. This eliminates the need for any additional streaming server infrastructure, satisfying the customer requirement of no external streaming server.

Darwin is Apple's open-source streaming server software product, not a media format that the TCS can stream locally - it would require installation on a separate server to function.