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First you create a deep zoom image using the Deep Zoom Composer application and export as Silverlight Deep Zoom.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=457b17b7-52bf-4bda-87a3-fa8a4673f8bf&displaylang=en
Then you'll add element <MultiScaleImage to your Silverlight application.
Then you'll copy and paste ...
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In IE8 and IE7 you would find it from the Page menu. Page->View source and then a textfile opens from there just ctrl+f to find a .wmv file. I think in other browsers the View source command is in Edit menu :)
But one way to solve your problem would be to call up the schools IT department.
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Its a really small chance but just maybe it might work.
Sometimes schools who use Silverlight videoplayers use prebuilt players that take a video-file as a parameter from HTML. So you might want to check the Silverlight videoplayer website's source code and see if you can find a reference to the wmv file that the SL player tries to use. If ...
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Can you give us a link to the page and maybe we could look at the source and maybe find a way for you to bypass the SL player? Also you might want to try a different browser and refreshing the page multiple times :).
What OS are you using? What version of SL?
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[quote user="baskarg83"]
<mediaelement id="media" source="myvideo.wmv"></mediaelement>
media.start();
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Silverlight is case sensitive so the correct tag would be <MediaElement> and not id but x:Name (this allows you to reference the video from code behind)
I think that the simplest way ...
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Is this an error on a Silverlight app you are developing? In that case, you might want to provide us some source code.
The MediaElement state CLOSED means that the source file that has been set to the mediaelement contains no data. That might mean that the video file cannot be found.
MediaElement states in Silverligth documentation: ...
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In the while loop you create a number of rectangles but you don't seem to be adding them to Silverlight object tree... you have to add them to some kind of a layoutmanager... like in xaml your rectangle would be between tags. So in your while loop you should have something like this LayoutRoot.Children.Add(myRectangle) otherwise they ...
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I think that the mediaelement is the only way. But if you are worried about file size then i think you should consider donwloading content on demand (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc189021(VS.95).aspx)
Hope this helps :)
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I started with Silvelright with no prior knowledge in .NET or C# - had a few years experience in Java. I felt that for me the learning curve was nonexistent - the model is very easy to understand :)
You donät really need to know about anything. But understanding XAML/XML would be helpful
About integration with ASP.NET you can see this ...
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I think first thing to try is to reduce fps, but there are some other possibilities - read Performance tips for SL 2
Hope this helps :)