Building Video and Audio Streaming Apps
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- Day 2
- Room 2005
- 2-528
- Speakers: Gabe Frost
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In this session, we will explore the anatomy of a media streaming app and discuss which Windows runtime APIs are best suited to meet the nuanced needs of your app. We will also share what we've learned from developers and the industry about where further investments are needed.
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Hi,
I want to highlight a point on videos topic, windows phone apps dont have video downloading feature if also downloaded with youtube downloader the videos cant be exported to sd card or video albums & cant be shared through bluetooth, please develop some apps so that youtube videos or some other site videos can be downloaded & exported to phones albums & shared.
As of now, the videos can be downloaded but to view it we have to open the particular app & view the videos which is not at all worth when compared with Android OS.
very informative.
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