Search results matching tag 'video'

Embedding Silverlight Video Player in Web Page and Code Project Articles

KarlShifflett — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 14:07:26 GMT

I’ve been up all night trying to figure out how to properly display embedded videos in Code Project articles. I finally solved the issue. (I had to learn how the Silverlight 1.0 actually works so I could make the necessary changes. David, no fair laughing at poor Karl. LOL.)

I’ve update the article, http://www.codeproject.com/KB/scrapbook/HowToCreateArticleVideos.aspx

It has some additional code in the download, I’ve added an embedded video to teach folks how to do this and I added a new section to the article, http://www.codeproject.com/KB/scrapbook/HowToCreateArticleVideos.aspx#CPVIDEOS that goes into everything and why we need to fully understand what happens when you embed a video.

The bottom line issue was, we don’t want the embedded videos to start playing OR start downloading until the visitor clicks a button. I figured it out, and updated the article download to allow this to happen.

David, I tried embedding the Silverlight video here in an Iframe, I could see it while editing this post, but the Iframe was removed by the system. Is there another wan to embed Silverlight videos here at Community Credit?

I need some Java (Startbucks!!)

Updated Article Creating, Encoding and Delivering Silverlight Streaming Screen Capture Videos

KarlShifflett — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 17:34:33 GMT

I have just updated the Code Project article Creating, Encoding and Delivering Silverlight Streaming Screen Capture Videos.

I added a new section and video on how to use Microsoft Expression Encoder to create screen capture videos. There is a new article download that has the required profle that Expression Encoder can use to encode screen capture videos that are compatible with the free Microsoft Silverlight Streaming service.

The in-depth article is on the process of creating screen capture videos for your Code Project articles and for your blog.

The article covers creating, encoding, packaging, uploading and consuming screen cast tutorial videos. The article also provides three high quality tutorial videos on this topic.

Hope you enjoy the article and begin making your own killer videos for your blog and articles!

Mole Now Has Silverlight Videos!

KarlShifflett — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 18:45:51 GMT

Fellow Developers,

I have just upgraded all the Mole vidoes to the new Silverlight Streaming videos. The quality of these videos is just plain awesome!

There is also a new video on using Mole with Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) that was recorded using the new screen size of 1024 x768.

You can view the new videos either at:

If you want to learn how to create you own screen capture videos check out my Code Project article, Creating, Encoding and Delivering Silverlight Streaming Screen Capture Videos. This article provides detailed instructions for creating videos and how to use them in your articles, web pages or blog entries.

Hope you enjoy and use Mole!

Creating, Encoding and Delivering Silverlight Streaming Screen Capture Videos

KarlShifflett — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 17:31:30 GMT

I have just posted the following article on Code Project:

Creating, Encoding and Delivering Silverlight Streaming Screen Capture Videos

This is an in-depth article on the process of creating screen capture videos for your Code Project articles and for your blog.

The article covers creating, encoding, packaging, uploading and consuming screen cast tutorial videos.

The article also provides two high quality tutorial videos on this topic.

Hope you enjoy the article and begin making your own killer videos for your blog and articles!

Karl Is Now Using The New Silverlight Videos

KarlShifflett — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 23:36:42 GMT

You must have Silverlight 1.0 installed on your computer. Takes about a minute or so.

I have just updated the following post and Code Project article with new Silverlight videos. These are MUCH better than the YouTube vidoes.

I will post a very detailed article tonight on Code Project on how you can make these videos and use them in your articles and on your blogs. I will also update all the Mole videos tonight or tomorrow.

Hope you enjoy and like the new videos!

Sample Series - Authoring Debugger Visualizers

KarlShifflett — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 01:01:24 GMT

Fellow Developers,

I have just posted a comprehensive article that includes two videos on Authoring Debugger Visualizers.

You can read the post here: http://karlshifflett.wordpress.com/2008/01/20/sample-series-authoring-debugger-visualizers/

The article also covers how to debug visualizers.

New Mole v4.2 - New Generic Method For Starting Mole - Plus 3 New Mole Vidoes!

KarlShifflett — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 00:19:42 GMT

Fellow Developers,

I’m writing this while trying to stay in my skin! Josh and I are so excited about this new version of Mole we released today. We present the:

“The Rock Star Hack of 2008!” - We at Team Mole have been trying for a long time to figure out a generic way for developers to launch Mole. Josh “Rock Star” Smith has finally breached this stone wall with his awesome hack. Mole has been modified so that Visual Studio can recognize System.WeakReference as a supported Type that Mole can visualize. By using the WeakRefernce object as a wrapper, Mole can now be launched using any object type.

I’ve also added three new videos today to the Mole video series.

You can view them all here: http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=LittleRichieRules There is a video that covers the new Rock Star Hack for launching Mole.

Download Mole v4.2: http://karlshifflett.wordpress.com/mole-for-visual-studio/

Oh, by the way, Mole now works with WorkFlow (WF) applications too! I have added a WF Test Bench application to the samples in the download.

Mole v4.1 New Features Training Video Added

KarlShifflett — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 03:28:53 GMT

Fellow Developers,

I added a video to the Mole v4 training video series. This video covers the new features of Mole v4.1

You can view the new video here. On this page are also links to download the new Mole v4.1 code and PDF Manual.

http://karlshifflett.wordpress.com/2008/01/13/mole-v41-new-features-video/

Hope you like the new features and enjoy Mole!

Re: Mole v4 Training Video Series On YouTube

KarlShifflett — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 04:23:29 GMT

Hey Lou!

I'm using Camtasia Studio version 4. After saving the video in the native format, I exported to .avi and uploaded to YouTube. I recorded using 640 x 480. YouTube the does its thing.

My .avi files are 7MB and 11MB so far. I wish there was a place to post the .avi files so that people could view them the way I recorded them and could go full screen too.

Any rate, its free and I'm happy. I'm so surprised too. Lots of viewers, good commnets and several blog entires, including folks I never heard of before.

I guess there is nothing like some video. I'll do many more of these.