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I've been trying to ask some questions about Silverlight 4 in the Silverlight 4 forum, but every time I create a new thread to ask a question, I get a message telling me that the forum in question requires moderation, and that my post needs to be approved by a moderator. That seems kind of strange by itself, but it's been ...
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The new webcam stuff in Silverlight 4 is darned cool. By exposing it as a brush, it allows scenarios that are way beyond anything that Flash has.
At the same time, accessing the webcam locally seems like it's only half the story. Nobody buys a webcam so they can take pictures of themselves and make funny faces out of them. They buy a webcam ...
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That's good to see. In general, I think that Microsoft is erring too far on the side of security. Flash is the standard here, and I see no reason why Silverlight should try to be more secure than Flash. Nobody ever failed to install Flash because it was able to talk to too many ports, and the same is true of Silverlight.
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Yeah, that's precisely the issue -- and it's even more of a concern with video.
For some reason, nobody seems to be approving the threads I'm starting on this forum, so I'll go ahead and repost my video version of this same question here:
The new webcam stuff in Silverlight 4 is darned cool. By exposing it as a brush, it ...
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There are some basic ideas about how to do it here: http://mtaulty.com/CommunityServer/blogs/mike_taultys_blog/archive/2009/11/18/silverlight-4-rough-notes-camera-and-microphone-support.aspx
But it's not a full working sample. Specifically, it just saves the raw audio as a WAV file to the local file system.
I've been ...
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The ability to capture a webcam has been addressed in Silverlight 4. However, I'm still trying to figure out the best way to encode the raw video stream and publish it up to a central server. I'll let anyone know if I figger that out :-).
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Well, in brief, what you appear to have done is to mix two ways of delivering some data to your Silverlight client. The first way would be to write a web service method that does a "Return _Result", which would return the data to your Silverlight client when it makes a WCF call. The other way would be to write an HTTP handler of some ...
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Does the original answer I gave provide enough direction? What precisely are you trying to accomplish?
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@skoren78: Did you ever hear back from MS on this?
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I'm afraid that I don't have a consistent repro. On my machine, sometimes I can go for a week or two without spotting it, and then it'll happen again repeatedly. A few details about how I'm configured: VS2007 SP1, Silverlight 3 Build 3.0.30605.1459. I'm running Windows 7 RTM. I'm using a self-hosted web service ...