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Summary:
Microsoft Silverlight Streaming by Windows Live Beta is being discontinued and will eventually be taken down
A new Windows® Azure™-based hosting and delivery service will be launched by the end of 2009, though this is not a direct replacement for Silverlight Streaming and will have costs associated with its use
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Hi, you should be able to upload the manifest.xml using the same approach. If you're ready to upload files using he API, then drop the ZIP altogether.
Cheers.
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If you refer to the player template, you cannot get it with this link.
On one hand you can link to the video file (using the newly release video permalink functionality), on the other hand you can link to the video *with* the Silverlight player using the iframe. Both links are available for you to copy/paste in the Video Properties page, on the ...
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Hi,
I don't see BasePlayer.js even though you have it in your manifest.xml (from the first post in this thread).
I see Silverlight.js which should not be there. It is not a problem to have it on the SLS server, but make sure you're not using it when you invoke your app from SLS.
Finally, you should not use player.xaml as source in the ...
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Hi, sorry for the trivial question, but are all the player files and the video file also uploaded successfully to SLS?
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Hi, for the app to run from SLS you need to make sure there is a manifest.xml. If it is not present, it won't be instantiated on your web site. If you want to upload a zip file, make sure the manifest.xml is in the zip archive before you upload the app package to SLS. Otherwise, you'll need to go to the SLS admin web site and create the ...
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Hi, for a video file to be displayed in the "Manage Video" grid instead of the "Manage Applications" grid, the file needs to be called video.wmv and there must be nothing else (especially not a manifest.xml) in the fileset where this file resides.
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Hi, to do anything else besides playback (like upload or delete), you need to provide the SLS account credentials (ID and KEY) in the web request. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb851622.aspx for an example.
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Hi, if you are using the file-by-file upload (i.e. PUT, not POST) you shouldn't incur any timeout. Especially if the videos are only a few MBs each. Please confirm.
Also, feel free to share the code of your uploader and we'll have a look at it when possible.
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The values can vary, but you have to use a VC-1 codec.
Cheers.