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Well, that was one of the points of my original post, really. I was wondering how this advertising might be implemented in an audio-only app.
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Makes perfect sense. I'm a bit more relaxed about it now - the chances of bw usage from my site getting anywhere near 5TB are minimal. Thanks for the reply.
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The Silverlight Streaming FAQ says: "As we move out of beta, unlimited streaming will also be available for free with advertising, or with payment of a nominal fee for use of the service without advertising." Does anyone know how this might apply to an application, like mine, that only streams audio content?
TIA,
Andy
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BTW, just to keep the record straight, my slurs against Vista were scurrilous and ill-founded. As is often the case, there was a problem with my code.
Vista is a fine Operating System, and I won't hear a word said against it...
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Thanks for the help, Joe. I can't quite pin down my Vista problem at the moment - unfortunately I don't have easy access to a Vista development machine - but in my app I've got two pages with streamed SL content. I've now implemented the SL prompt/install as a common, separate page with dummy, non-streamed SL, which correctly ...
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Does anyone know if it's possible to upload only those constituents of the packaged SL Zip file that have changed since a previous upload? It's very time-consuming uploading the complete archive, including media, every time there's a one-line change to the XAML file.
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Unfortunately this technique doesn't seem to work for streamed apps. As I said in an earlier reply, I am using a version of this technique, but I've had to implement it by redirecting visitors to my streamed SL page who don't have SL to a dummy, non-streamed SL page containing similar logic to the above. Even then ...
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In my streaming SL app I couldn't get the inPlaceInstallPrompt in the manifest to display the correct prompt. It would only display the smaller "Get Silverlight" prompt (without the licence terms and auto-update info), so that the SL installation would be done off-page. FWIW I've now changed to a separate install-prompt ...
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The procedure is described very well in Danny Thorpe's blog here. Basically you create a zip archive containing your scripts, media, xaml and a manifest, and upload this.
Andy
(Edited) PS This blog post is a bit old. Note that references to http://agappdom.net/g/silverlight.js should now refer to http://agappdom.net/h/silverlight.js.
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Yes, thanks for the info, Frogs69. Looking forward to this being resolved. Meanwhile it's probably going to be best to generate the installation process from a separate, non-streamed app, as IanA suggested. Incidentally, thanks IanA for the Fiddler hint. I didn't realise such a thing existed. Very useful.