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That's the point. I belive you that it is live, but it's not realtime. 15 seconds are too long, if you want someone to interact by this streamed video and for example an audio conference (imagine a teacher presenting something and interacting by audio with his students).
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Doesn't look like realtime for me, too. I think this is an example of the confusion of realtime with live streaming. Of course I can encode video streams "live" with the Expression Encoder. But there is the delay mentioned in an earlier post. And 10 to 30 seconds delay certainly not meets the requirements for a conferencing ...
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This is really good news, because client-side audio and video capture would be essential for an app we would like to create.
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Hello CongoFX,
I'm sorry, but I don't have a solution for this problem. I just noticed this bug in a little Silverlight test I did. It was not important for my immediate work, so I didn't invest more time investigating this problem.
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[quote user="VladF"]
So why not try to change the Windows Regional settings for decimal separator from , to . and see if it helps?
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But as far as I know, it's only acting so strange with this particular method. Otherwise the "." is interpreted just fine.
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[quote user="VladF"]
Works fine for me: the center of gradient moves to the upper left. The value of the GradientOrigin is {0.4, 0.3} after the code in the click finished.
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That's strange. My colleagues had the same effect as I on their machines. Could this have anything to do with cultural seeting or anything. In ...
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Problem is still there with Silverlight 1.1 Alpha Refresh.
Why doesn't anyone reply to this obvious bug? I gave my code some colleagues and they made the same conclusion: it's a bug.
Or are we all missing something?
Greetings
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Maybe I've got something wrong, maybe this is a bug. I tried to change the GradientOrigin of a RadialGradiantBrush in code.
This is the code:
The relevant part of the XAML:
<TextBlock x:Name="Left" Canvas.Left="150" Canvas.Top="70" Foreground="Blue" Text="Left" ...
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I'd like to second that question. For a certain app, we've planned to develop with Silverlight, this feature would be great. I think, Microsoft would loose a lot of potential developers, if such a feature, which is easy to use with Flash, would be missing from the final package.
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Is there an "easy" way to include viewers for popular file formats like ppt or pdf in Silverlight? In an appliation, we plan to implement, we would like to do web based presentations, so it would be nice, if we could for example show a PowerPoint-Presentation in a Live-Meeting within Silverlight und have buttons to switch to the next ...