I have link to video file, and i want to check is it supported by Silverlight or not..
The question is - is there an online servise that provide this functionality?
You can try to play your video in some Silverlight player, here is the HealthMonitor from the SMF/MMPPF: http://smf.cloudapp.net/healthmonitor
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I have a mp4 video that plays properly on iOS5 but not on iOS6. Here is a direct link to video for testing:
http://www.wordcafe.de/videos/test.mp4
All other videos in the website work on iOS6 and only this particular one can't be played on iOS6. I thought the problem is with my HTML5 video player, but then I saw that even a direct link to video as pasted above doesn't work. On my iPodTouch iOS6 I see the play icon crossed out by a diagonal line. Does anybody know why and how this problem can be fixed?
Thanks
Try setting the field order to progressive. Found on Apple Support communities
can i record the sound with microphone, with help of flash or silverlight??
Yes. Both technologies allow you to do this, though the methods for doing so differ. I can't give details on a Flash implementation of it, but Tim Heuer's video gives a good walkthrough of how can access both the webcam and the microphone in Silverlight.
http://www.silverlight.net/learn/videos/silverlight-4-videos/access-web-camera-microphone/
I'm not certain about flash but with silverlight I know that you can't.
Probably never will be able to do so. Think about browsing to a silverlight site that activates your microphone and records conversation in your office. Sounds like a bad idea to me!
We are capturing some video from a webcam in Silverlight, and I'm looking forward for a solution to encode the video real-time before it is getting saved, so that the file size is not bloated up too much. Is there an already available solution, or whether we've to write some custom codecs?
from a codec point, I found a open source project. http://silverlightencoder.codeplex.com/.
Please verify.
I'm trying to make a small silverlight application but i became across a problem, playing videos from youtube.
I tried a method with a html conteiner to embed the youtube flash player, but with this method i need to activate the option windowsless, and thats is not a good ideia for my web site.
If anyone have a good ideia,I'm glad to hear
thanks
BasicSide
Silverlight actually supports the H.264 format so you can play videos directly within your application.
There's a tutorial here that outlines how to do this:
http://www.uxpassion.com/2009/08/silverlight-tutorial-play-hd-youtube-videos-silverlight/
I would like to bypass the web-server functionality of a Sony SNC-RZ30N network attached web cam and display the video feed in a Silverlight application.
I can't seem to find any examples of interfacing with the camera programatically.
Any leads would be much appreciated. Thx.
Update 09/09/2008: Found a good site with Javascript examples to control the camera, but still no means to embed the video in an iFrame or the like:
http://www2.zdo.com/archives/3-JavaScript-API-to-Control-SONY-SNC-RZ30N-Network-Camera.html
Doug
I don't know the details of the Sony network camera and the server side software. But what do you mean by web-server functionality - is that the UI that get served up to the users in form of a HTML page? Or is it something more, like a server capturing the video stream and transcoding it?
I think the direction you need to take is to first find the URL end-point of your video stream. Since it's a network camera I assume the camera has a built in IP-stack/HTTP server serving up the video stream. Once you have that feed you probably have to transcode it into a video format consumable by Silverlight. There are multiple tools you can use, but for Silverlight the preferred tool Microsoft Expression Encoder. It supports live transcoding of webcam video streams. I think it supports both Direct Show devices as well as video streams.