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Video Encoding: Saving and Reusing Settings for Video Encoding
Here's a simple way to allow video-processing applications to save compressed video using any codec available on the machine, without the need to manually specify the codec settings each time the app is started or used on multiple/remote/embedded machines.
Simplified MVVM: Silverlight 4 Video Player
This project demonstrates an implementation of the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) pattern to create a fully "Designable" Silverlight Video Player. This is not to be confused with a "Skinable" Video Player. A Skinable Video Player allows you to change the look and feel of the buttons that control the player. A Designable player allows a Designer to use ANY set of controls to implement the Video Player.
Upload and Convert Video file to Flash Video (flv) and Progressive Streaming using ASP.NET handler
Upload Video/Audio File and Convert Video to Flash Video (flv) and progressive streaming using ASP.NET handler
Silverlight Advanced MVVM Video Player
This is part 2 to the article Simplified MVVM: Silverlight 4 Video Player. That article focused on the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) pattern, and how it supports Designer / Developer collaboration and workflow. However, when others tried to use that project for a real website, they found they needed the full set of controls that a video player normally provides. I decided to use this as an opportunity to dig deeper into "Simplified" MVVM and demonstrate how easy it truly is, when using Microsoft Expression Blend 4 (or higher).
UI Frontiers: Video Feeds on Windows Phone 7
While the initial release of Windows Phone included only one camera API, that deficiency has been corrected with two new sets of APIs that Charles uses to have some fun with video.
Your First Step to the Silverlight Voice/Video Chatting Client/Server
What you should to do to create your own Silverlight Voice/Video chatting system.
Building Custom Players with the Silverlight Media Framework
The Silverlight Media Framework is an extensible and scalable video framework upon which you can create your own player experiences. We’ll walk you through a custom player project that displays suggested videos for further viewing after the current video ends.
2010-05-02 19:00:00 Source: Building Custom Players with the Silverlight Media Framework
Tags: Silverlight
Silverlight YouTube Jukebox
The demo application is a Silverlight YouTube Jukebox which allows users to select artists, view their albums, select an album, and view the album's tracks. Users can right click on any track name and select to view the track details. By selecting a track (left click), users initiate a search for a YouTube video. Up to four possible matches are presented to the user as thumb images; the video title appears as the user mouses over the image. The user can then click on any of the images to view the YouTube video.
Windows Azure: Democratizing Video Content with Windows Azure Media Services
This article focuses on how to provide a scalable, video streaming service with little or no upfront investment in hardware or infrastructure. We walk through a step-by-step process using Windows Azure Media Services and a Web-based client. For consumers, a Facebook implementation of these technologies will be presented.
Dynamically Loading Silverlight Video Players using MEF
An example using MEF to dynamically load Silverlight Video Players
2010-08-25 01:05:00 Source: Dynamically Loading Silverlight
Tags: Examples