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Yes, I read it, what you do is interesting, but it's not video encoding, it's fixed snapshots. It enables pretty cool scenarios, but not Cam to Cam functionnality (unless your idea is to tanke one snapshot every 1/15 seconds and send it to the server ? well, some perf test has to be done so...)
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The main goal is not to take snapshot (this API is simple), but to stream the Webcam video to a server (or as a first step, as a local file). From what I understand, it's not yet possible with the current beta (the CaptureSource seems to only expose a raw DirectShow source with no compression at all).
However, the VideoSink / AudioSink ...
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The problem is that we have no idea at all which encoding is done before it go trough the VideoSink. If someone knows, please tell us :).
After that we should be able to push it to a Windows Media Server and stream it from there to other clients.
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If you have only static content and the pages are well defined, you should start to make one html file per page, hosting the samle SL application, and inside the <object /> tag of the plugin, put the same content as HTML. Don't forget to put html links between your pages.
Next thing you need, is to pass data to your Silverlight ...
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You have to make an html-based view of the data you want to present to the user and put it inside your <object> tag.
If you have some dynamic data and a navigation logic, you will have to use some server-side content generation using ASP.Net / PHP whatever... and pass data to the Silverlight plugin via its initParams to put the SL ...
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Hi,
When a button is associated to a command and is placed in a tabitem, it seems to not call the CanExecute method when the tabcontrol is navigated forward and backward. You can find a quick repro there
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Replace stream.Flush();
by stream.Position = 0; (or something like that, I have no open ObjectBrowser right now)
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The stream you get is not containing a single image but a Video chunk... So a BitmapImage cannot load it.
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There are 2 approaches to solve your problem:
Encapsulate your entity in a ViewModel that present an ImageSource property (that's my favorite one)
=> it requires a good Comprehension of the M-V-VM pattern, and requires a not negligeable amount of code
Create a converter (implement IValueConverter) that takes an id and returns ...
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did you try something like :
DependencyProperty.Register("Test", typeof(long), typeof(MyTestControl), new PropertyMetadata(0L));