Sunday, 12 October 2008

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Silverlight Streaming

Microsoft® Silverlight™ Streaming by Windows Live™ is a companion service for Silverlight that makes it easier for developers and designers to deliver and scale rich media as part of their Silverlight applications.  The service offers web designers and developers a free and convenient solution for hosting and streaming cross-platform, cross-browser media experiences and rich interactive applications that run on Windows™ and Mac. Combined with the ability to create content with Microsoft® Expression Studio and other 3rd party tools, Web designers and content publishers wishing to integrate Silverlight applications into their online properties can enjoy complete control of the end user experience.

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Blogs
Hey, who took my Chiron?
If you’ve been playing around with Silverlight 2 for a bit now, you may have heard about/used the tool chiron.exe. It was a tool in the SDK that shipped in Beta 2 that was responsible (for among other things) at that time for packaging the XAP. Fast forward...(read more)
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Silverlight Tip of the Day #60 – How to load a XAML Control From a File or String
If you have a control written in XAML that is included in your project you can load and create it directly from file by using the method: System.Windows.Markup. XamlReader .Load(). This method can also be used to directly create a Silverlight control...(read more)
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Silverlight Breaking Changes Between Beta 2 and Release (Updated Document)
As Silverlight RC0 and release come out, you will likely run into some breaking changes in your Beta 2 or older applications. The MSDN docs and SDK that is about to release has a breaking changes doc that lists most of these changes; however, due to these...(read more)
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Introducing Silverlight 2 – Code updates for RC0/RTM
Technorati Tags: Silverlight del.icio.us Tags: Silverlight Lots of you nice folks who bought my Silverlight 2 book have been asking for updates and fixes to the code. Once we got RC0 out the door, I started updating the code, a process which is now finished...(read more)
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Articles
Your video to Silverlight Streaming 102
Bronwen Zande
This article is a follow up from Your video to Silverlight Streaming 101. It gives a simple introduction to Silverlight Streaming that will allow you to more...
Your video to Silverlight Streaming 101
Bronwen Zande
This article takes you through the steps of turning your video into a silverlight streaming video you can put on your website, blog etc. more...
Using Silverlight Streaming by Windows Live In Your Blog Posts and Websites
Scott Lovegrove
Last week I posted about my interview with Angus Logan and Danny Thorpe and included the whole interview in the blog post by using Silverlight Str more...

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