Description
- Silverlight Media Player Download
- Mozilla Media Player Plugin
- Silverlight Media Player For Mac
- Silverlight Media Player Download
Silverlight™ Media Player SDK (currently #1 on Google) with extended customization features allows setting initial values and adding chapters programmatically. It's developed in C# (ASP.NET, AJAX) and is compatible with Silverlight™ versions 2.0/3.0/4.0. Built on OVP project for Silverlight to support Microsoft's Smooth Streaming. Silverlight, Smooth, OVP; Player Deprecated.
Silverlight Media Player Download
Mozilla Media Player Plugin
The objective of this technique is to show how to access an alternate audio channel in a prepared media file that is played in a Silverlight MediaElement.
Silverlight Media Player For Mac
Silverlight supports media file formats that contains additional audio channels in synchronization, beyond the two tracks for stereo audio that are used by typical media player defaults. Silverlight provides a dedicated AudioStreamIndex API on MediaElement, so that the Silverlight application author can use Silverlight programming techniques to select which audio channel to play for the user. Silverlight control authors might label a UI control with text such as 'Activate this button to listen to an audio-only version of the media presentation' so that the purpose of the media element control interface is clear to the user. That way the same media control can be used to present the media either as audio-video or as audio-only with alternate track depending on user preference at run time.
Silverlight Media Player Download
The media formats that are supported by Silverlight are documented on MSDN.
Media encoding
The process of encoding the media with additional audio channels is not described in this technique because configuring and encoding audio channels for media formats is a technique for any usage of media in a computer application, not just a Silverlight-specific technique or a Web technology technique. For more information on one possible procedure for encoding the media in WMV format, see Microsoft Expression Encoder Overview. Often, Silverlight authors will receive the media from a third party, such as a video production facility, and are not directly involved with the encoding process. Silverlight authors should verify that the media they are using has alternate audio tracks encoded in it. If such tracks exist, Silverlight authors will need a track listing from the media producer to know which of the audio tracks is intended as the alternate audio. Other tracks might exist in the encoded media that provide language translations of the default audio, or that serve other purposes.