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This should get you started. http://www.codeplex.com/sl2videoplayer
Good luck with your SL media project!
JT
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Vishal,
Wondering if there is anyway other than isx file generation to actually use the iis7 integrated pipeline and then map something like .xyz to asp.net for processing and output that to the webplaylist.dll. Seems like a simple thing but can't really see how to do it at the moment. Again, the goal is to have asp.net ...
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Nothing special really. Just wall-clock, trickmode (rate), dur(ation) and of course pause and clientskip="no". I would like to be able to switch to between live streams, on-site hosted videos and off-site hosted videos as well. I love webplaylists btw...seems like a great solution which could be easily ...
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I would say encode the video using expression encoder then use either a client side playlist asx type or or live broadcast. You cannot currently use server-side playlists or .wsx's. If you cannot re-encode the videos try serving them from a web server..if they work then its the mount point or playlist. Good luck. ...
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I had 3 left over from some quick testing but I never had any issue with Beta2 for some reason. I completely agree with you about design vs. development, especially when it comes to debugging vs error codes. It really was a nice feature to do quick wiring at times, especially when swapping between 1.0 & 1.1. ...
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Anyone else having problems with the new Visual Studio 2008 Final and Silverlight? I have a project which was working flawlessly under VS2008 Beta2 and now that I've done the switch I keep getting a few Silverlight ErrorCode 2260's when it runs. I've even gone so far as to roll back to a build out ...
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Same problem here.....I've yet to get an answer from the devs or anyone else for that matter. I had the WPF/E version installed previously but no bad keys...frankly everything in the system looks great. dll's in the right places, reg keys set and accessible, frankly I think its an issue with IE7's ...
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You got it. mms: currently just denotes a streaming server, whereas http:// denotes a progressive download from a webserver. This is only a temporary fix by the silverlight team and should be fixed in a upcoming release. If you are doing http:// from a streaming server you still must use mms:// and of course any additional ...
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I have not tried shoutcast but I expect it will not work, the issue being reading of a shoutcast playlist before they have built in windows media server support. However an asx "client side" playlist should work as long as the videos listed are either http:// for progressive download or mms:// for windows media streaming ...
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Streaming via http is not supported in either the beta or alpha of silverlight. For now the http: part of the url is only supported for progressive download from a Webserver. If you would like to stream using a windows media server you must use mms: as the protocol listed in your url. This is only temporary I am told. ...