In this chapter, you'll learn:
General Media
November 11, 2009|Level 200 : Novice
In this example, we walk through the process of hosting a Video On Demand using IIS Media Services and consuming it with the SMF Video Player.
November 11, 2009|Level 200 : Novice
This example demonstrates how to use the Settings utilities included in SMF to store application settings on a web server, access them at run time and update your application.
November 11, 2009|Level 200 : Novice
This example demonstrates how to use Blend to create a customized Bitrate meter to visually indicate the quality of the video being delivered.
November 11, 2009|Level 200 : Novice
This example demonstrates how to extend the functionality of the standard Marker by adding new data, responding to user interaction, changing video position and customizing the visual Style.
November 11, 2009|Level 200 : Novice
This example is the shortest path to getting the SMF video player embedded in a Silverlight application. We start from scratch by creating a brand new project and finish with a functional, smooth s...
November 11, 2009|Level 300 : Intermediate
In this example, we extend the functionality of the out-of-the-box SMF Video Player by adding new Template Parts and implementing new functionality.
November 11, 2009|Level 300 : Intermediate
This example walks through the differences between the visual elements that are part of Video On Demand versus Live Mode.
November 11, 2009|Level 300 : Intermediate
In this example, we use the SMF Logging infrastructure to intercept player events, create custom events, and learn how to filter specific event types.
November 11, 2009|Level 300 : Intermediate
This example demonstrates how to use the data utilities included in SMF to access external resources, such as XML files stored on a web server.