Chapter 20. Displaying and capturing media

 

This chapter covers

  • Interactive playback
  • Playlist management
  • Working with raw media
  • Working with the webcam and microphone

If you ask most non-Silverlight developers what Silverlight is, 8 out of 10 will probably say it’s Microsoft’s web media player. Part of that reputation comes from Silverlight 1.0, which was only good as a media player. The other part comes from the incredible advances the Silverlight team has made in making Silverlight a first class media platform for the web.

Silverlight excels at delivering high-quality HD media. In fact, it was one of the first web technologies to support true 720p and 1080p HD media over decent but not abnormal network pipes. Silverlight has been the driving media force behind Netflix, as well as many online events such as the Olympics and March Madness. Media is what has helped Silverlight expand onto the majority of internet-connected desktops.

20.1. Audio and video

 
 
 

20.2. Playlists

 
 

20.3. Interactive playback

 
 
 

20.4. Using protected content

 
 
 

20.5. Using the Silverlight Media Framework

 
 
 

20.6. Working with raw media

 
 
 
 

20.7. Using the webcam

 
 
 

20.8. Summary

 
 
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