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In an email dialog today I saw someone asking how he could use an existing Encoder 2 template for existing media or streaming URIs when you don’t have something to encode. After a few explanations, he replied that someone should blog this – and I agree :-). So what did he mean? Well, when you use Expression Encoder, you are typically going to be encoding media to a format to consume. Encoder also gives you an additional option in the output settings to generate a media player for that encoded content. These are all based on templates that I’ve...
You may be reading the title and wondering what is MediaStreamSource? MediaStreamSource is a piece of the Silverlight runtime that removes a the influence of a media file's container, giving developers direct access to APIs for manipulating encoded elementary audio and video streams. Huh? Basically it can enable you as the developer to implement file parsers/etc. in managed code instead of Silverlight, enabling support beyond the native built-in formats for media. There hasn’t been much information about these types of topics, and I’d agree that for the mainstream, they may be a bit more advanced media scenarios for when...