Cheating at Creating a Media Player for Silverlight
- Posted: Aug 31, 2007 at 7:47AM
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Want to create a media experience for Silverlight but don't want to write all the logic code? This podcast walks you through steps to use output templates from Expression Media Encoder and alter the XAML to your liking and needs. View
http://timheuer.com/blog/archive/2007/08/31/cheating-creating-silverlight-media-player.aspx for more details and some pointers.
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Hi Tim,
i'm using Expression Blend 3 and the palyer created with Expression Encoder doesn't show in design mode( in Expression Blend). Is there anything i can do about this?
Thanks
Hey,
Great post. Question for you:
I'm using Exp. Encoder 3. The output templates don't seem to produce a .csproj. Do I need different templates? Suggestions greatly appreciated!
S/C
I also have the same problem . Expression encoder is not producing a .csproj file ? Pls help
C:\Program Files [(x86)]\Microsoft Expression\Encoder 3\Templates\en\QuikSilver\Source
Use settings button then Edit copy of template in (Expression Blend, Visual Studio)
Forgot to mention that this button is in template tab of Expression Encoder 4 (my case)
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