The english ones are much harder to find for me. Is there a simple way to list only the english videos?

Thanks in advance for any response...

C

1. the language specified in your profile, or (if you aren't logged in or haven't specified anything)
2. the language sent in your browsers 'Accept Language' header, or (if that is missing or is a language we don't have)
3. in en-us *or*
4. You can override this behaviour by putting the language code into the URL like this http://channel9.msdn.com/ja-jp/ 

So for every request we end up with a 'UI language' value for that request. What I'm working to do is to add a 'ContentLanguages' value to every request that would be semi-independent of the UI language setting (because I suspect many people would like to see more than just their own native language). This value would be set by

1. a list of languages specified in your profile, or
2. a language code added to the URL you'd like to view (like this http://channel9.msdn.com/tags/ASP.NET(de-at)/"> http://channel9.msdn.com/tags/ASP.NET(de-at)/), or
3. en-us plus the language codes sent by your browser's accept-language header

To do this right, we'd need to give you a method of picking different languages (like the language picker on an MSDN page) so that you can browse through what is available... and we don't have the UI figured out yet.

Duncanma said:

Hey folks, just for those that are interested, the idea is that we'll add a new concept to our URLs. Right now, you can use the URL to control what UI language you see. So http://channel9.msdn.com will show UI in:

1. the language specified in your profile, or (if you aren't logged in or haven't specified anything)
2. the language sent in your browsers 'Accept Language' header, or (if that is missing or is a language we don't have)
3. in en-us *or*
4. You can override this behaviour by putting the language code into the URL like this http://channel9.msdn.com/ja-jp/ 

 

So for every request we end up with a 'UI language' value for that request. What I'm working to do is to add a 'ContentLanguages' value to every request that would be semi-independent of the UI language setting (because I suspect many people would like to see more than just their own native language). This value would be set by

1. a list of languages specified in your profile, or
2. a language code added to the URL you'd like to view (like this http://channel9.msdn.com/tags/ASP.NET(de-at)/"> http://channel9.msdn.com/tags/ASP.NET(de-at)/), or
3. en-us plus the language codes sent by your browser's accept-language header

To do this right, we'd need to give you a method of picking different languages (like the language picker on an MSDN page) so that you can browse through what is available... and we don't have the UI figured out yet.

 

Is there any word on the progress of this feature?

Duncanma said:

Hey folks, just for those that are interested, the idea is that we'll add a new concept to our URLs. Right now, you can use the URL to control what UI language you see. So http://channel9.msdn.com will show UI in:

1. the language specified in your profile, or (if you aren't logged in or haven't specified anything)
2. the language sent in your browsers 'Accept Language' header, or (if that is missing or is a language we don't have)
3. in en-us *or*
4. You can override this behaviour by putting the language code into the URL like this http://channel9.msdn.com/ja-jp/ 

 

So for every request we end up with a 'UI language' value for that request. What I'm working to do is to add a 'ContentLanguages' value to every request that would be semi-independent of the UI language setting (because I suspect many people would like to see more than just their own native language). This value would be set by

1. a list of languages specified in your profile, or
2. a language code added to the URL you'd like to view (like this http://channel9.msdn.com/tags/ASP.NET(de-at)/"> http://channel9.msdn.com/tags/ASP.NET(de-at)/), or
3. en-us plus the language codes sent by your browser's accept-language header

To do this right, we'd need to give you a method of picking different languages (like the language picker on an MSDN page) so that you can browse through what is available... and we don't have the UI figured out yet.

 

Is there any progress? I really would love that feature!

Flynn0r said:

Duncanma said:

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Is there any progress? I really would love that feature!

Apologies for the duplicate request - any update on this?

Duncanma said:

Hey folks, just for those that are interested, the idea is that we'll add a new concept to our URLs. Right now, you can use the URL to control what UI language you see. So http://channel9.msdn.com will show UI in:

1. the language specified in your profile, or (if you aren't logged in or haven't specified anything)
2. the language sent in your browsers 'Accept Language' header, or (if that is missing or is a language we don't have)
3. in en-us *or*
4. You can override this behaviour by putting the language code into the URL like this http://channel9.msdn.com/ja-jp/ 

 

So for every request we end up with a 'UI language' value for that request. What I'm working to do is to add a 'ContentLanguages' value to every request that would be semi-independent of the UI language setting (because I suspect many people would like to see more than just their own native language). This value would be set by

1. a list of languages specified in your profile, or
2. a language code added to the URL you'd like to view (like this http://channel9.msdn.com/tags/ASP.NET(de-at)/"> http://channel9.msdn.com/tags/ASP.NET(de-at)/), or
3. en-us plus the language codes sent by your browser's accept-language header

To do this right, we'd need to give you a method of picking different languages (like the language picker on an MSDN page) so that you can browse through what is available... and we don't have the UI figured out yet.

 

I would really like to see only  english language media files, as it is very annoying to search, when most of them are in foreign languages.

I tried to use http://channel9.msdn.com/en-us/. But this did not help when I navigate to the screencast media pages.

Please can you inform when this feature will be added.