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MMP Video Editor TM Task updated to IIS Transform Manager 1.0 Beta(blogs.southworks.net)

submitted by ejadibejadib(185) 10 months, 27 days ago

A few months ago, Microsoft published the Beta version of the IIS Transform Manager. This new release contains an incredible set of new features, explained here by Chris Knowlton. Back in the Alpha days, I wrote an IIS Transform Manager Task that takes an Microsoft Media Platform Video Editor (formerly Rough Cut Editor) Project XML file (which includes the EDL) as input, and outputs a new encoded video that represents the MMP Video Editor edits. read more...

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Silverlight Rough Cut Editor (RCE) SP1 Released(blogs.southworks.net)

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Microsoft just released the SP1 version of the Silverlight Rough Cut Editor. This service pack addresses some of the most requested requirements by the community. In this post you will find detailed information about what this release contains read more...

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Rough Cut Editor (RCE) and IIS Transform Manager: Best Friends(blogs.southworks.net)

submitted by ejadibejadib(185) 1 year, 9 months ago

A month ago, Microsoft published the alpha version of the IIS Transform Manager. The Transform Manager provides simple integrated video encoding and batch conversion of video files to the IIS Smooth Streaming format. It does this quite nicely, as it provides an extensible platform for scheduling and running multiple tasks in sequence on an IIS server using a local task scheduler. It enables "watch folder" job submission, queuing, management, integrated media transcoding/transmuxing, and batch-encryption of on-demand audio and video files This post is result of exploring the feasibility of using the IIS Transform Manager to take an RCE Project XML file (which includes the EDL) as input, and creating the necessary task to output a new encoded video that represents the RCE edits? read more...

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Quick Tip: Accurate Seeks on the Smooth Streaming Media Element (SSME)(blogs.southworks.net)

submitted by ejadibejadib(185) 1 year, 10 months ago

Yesterday, I exchanged some emails with my friend Chandler from iStreamPlanet. He was having some trouble with the Smooth Streaming Media Element (SSME). He described the issue as: When I set the position on the Smooth Streaming Media Element, the displayed frame is not updated. I can only get the frame displayed to update when playback is resumed. read more...

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Composite Stream Manifest (CSM) Generator & Rough Cut Editor (RCE) (blogs.southworks.net)

submitted by ejadibejadib(185) 1 year, 11 months ago

Weeks ago Microsoft published the Silverlight Rough Cut Editor (RCE), an application we created with Microsoft and that was used for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics. One of the main features used during the Olympics was the ability to generate Composite Stream Manifests (CSM) based on projects the editors created using the Rough Cut Editor. Today, we are happy to announce that the Composite Stream Manifest generator code was just published... read more...

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Common mistakes / issues when creating and using Composite Stream Mani(blogs.southworks.net)

submitted by ejadibejadib(185) 2 years, 3 months ago

One of the greatest features added on the Beta 2 version of the IIS Smooth Streaming Player Development Kit (SSPDK) is the support for Composite Stream Manifests for Rough Cut Editing. This a powerful feature which I really recommend looking at I’ve been working with CSMs for three months now, so in this post I would like to share with you the lessons I’ve learnt during the process of creation and usage of the CSMs. There are a few common mistakes and issues you might face during that process, so I hope this post will be helpful for the community. read more...

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Live Smooth Streaming: Managing Publishing Points Programmatically on (blogs.southworks.net)

submitted by ejadibejadib(185) 2 years, 4 months ago

Many people have been asking me how to manage publishing point programmatically on IIS Media Services 3.0 (instead of the 2.0 bits, as I explained in this post) So, I started to dig and I came up with the following code: ... read more...

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Rewind and Fast Forward using the Smooth Streaming Media Element (SSME(blogs.southworks.net)

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Rewind and Fast Forward using the Smooth Streaming Media Element (SSME) Beta 2 Published by ejadib on January 15, 2010 07:16 am under Adaptive Streaming, IIS7, Live Smooth Streaming, SSME, Silverlight, Silverlight 3, Smooth Streaming, Smooth Streaming Media Element, Smooth Streaming Player Development Kit Edit Hey Folks! Time ago I blogged about how to add the Slow Motion capability to your Smooth Streaming player by using the Smooth Streaming Media Element published by the IIS team. Now it’s time to share with you how to provide the rewind and fast forward options to enable a real rich video experience. read more...

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Learning Prism (Composite Application Guidance for WPF & Silverlight).(blogs.southworks.net)

submitted by ejadibejadib(185) 2 years, 7 months ago

A question we get asked frequently is: “How do I start learning Prism? Is there a particular order for the Quickstarts? What other web resources do you recommend to start learning?”. If you are in this situation, or just want to have some more insight on a particular Prism topic, this is the post for you (I always wanted to say that, just like TV announcements :))The basic question: “How do I start learning Prism?” The first thing you should do to start learning Prism (assuming you know WPF/Silverlight)... read more...

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Rewind and Fast Forward using the Smooth Streaming Media Element (SSME(blogs.southworks.net)

submitted by ejadibejadib(185) 2 years, 7 months ago

Hey Folks! Days ago I blogged about how to add the Slow Motion capability to your Smooth Streaming player by using the Smooth Streaming Media Element published by the IIS team. Now it’s time to share with you how to provide the rewind and fast forward options to enable a real rich video experience. read more...

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Slow Motion using the Smooth Streaming Media Element (SSME) (blogs.southworks.net)

submitted by ejadibejadib(185) 2 years, 7 months ago

In this post I will show you how easy is to bring an Slow Motion experience using the Smooth Streaming Media Element. read more...

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WPF & Windows 7 Screencast (blogs.southworks.net)

submitted by ejadibejadib(185) 2 years, 9 months ago

WPF & Windows 7 Screencast Published by ejadib on August 10, 2009 11:01 am under Client Development, Events, Screencasts, WPF, Windows 7, Windows Presentation Foundation Edit Last week, we recorded with Matias Woloski an screencast for the Windows 7×7 campaign (Alberto Ortega blogged about the campaign), showing how to take advantage of some of the new features of Windows 7 in a Windows Presentation Foundation application. During the screencast we showed how the user experience can be enhanced by using the new capabilities of the Windows 7 Taskbar. Thanks to Damian Schenkelman who helped us with the application. read more...

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Live Smooth Streaming: Retrieving the configuration settings via code(blogs.southworks.net)

submitted by ejadibejadib(185) 2 years, 10 months ago

In my previous post, I explained how the Microsoft.Web.Administration API of IIS7 helped us to manage the Live Smooth Streaming Publishing Points programmatically. In this post I’m going to show you how, using the same API, you can retrieve the Live Smooth Streaming configuration settings. read more...

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Live Smooth Streaming: Managing a Publishing point via code(blogs.southworks.net)

submitted by ejadibejadib(185) 2 years, 11 months ago

Live Smooth Streaming: How-to: Start, Stop & Shutdown a Publishing Point Programmatically. Describes how to use the Microsoft.Web.Administration API to perform different operations over a live smooth streaming publishing point. read more...

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