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i used to get this error message when i used https the sol. is just to include ur Certificate but not to inforce the whole website to be httpsIf you need to use the SSL with SilverLight take into consideration the following. Right click on the virtual ...
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iam interested in that too if it is doable :D
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i think it will be helpfull to use Microsoft Expression Encoder in your case here is the link. http://www.microsoft.com/expression/products/overview.aspx?key=media
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the problem that i was using SSL certificate and making the virtual directory require checking it at the start of the website. i fixed it :D by making the virtual directory doesnot check SSL at the start of the website
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to set your source from the code behind all what u have to do is the following
<MediaElement x:Name="mediaSource" />
and in the code behind just write
mediaSource.source = new Uri ("the_bath_of_your_video_goes_here", UriKind.Relative);
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create a media element
<MediaElement x:Name ="mediaSource"/>
then access this mediaelement from the xaml.cs file
mediaSource.Source = new Uri(http://youurlgoes here,UriKind.Absolute);
now u can stream from http
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hi i foud the solution
after u create your ssl certificate and attach it to the website
Right click on the virtual directory select properties then choose Directory Security Tab in the Secure Communication section select edit then uncheck the Require secure channel SSL box. now it works fine :D
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iam trying to make a website that stream audio and video also it has to connect to the live contacts API so i need to use the SSL connection to secure the communication between mywebsite and the live contacts API. when i make a virtual directory to the silverlight without creating a certificate nor using ssl settings in the IIS and browse it ...
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hi i found the solution for this problem on the following link http://blogs.msdn.com/delay/archive/2007/07/27/a-new-silverlight-version-has-been-released-samples-updated-for-the-1-1-refresh.aspx
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iam trying to access a live stream with the following code.
mediaSource.Source = new Uri("mms://myURL",UriKind.Absolute);
where mediaSource is predefinded in the xaml file. and mms://myURL works on the media player when i play it. but i donot see anything in the mediaelement. anysuggestions. also when i use http://myURL i ...