Microsoft Ignite Keynote

The Discussion

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  So, most of the people wanting to watch this recording are overseas. WTF would you only have a high res 6+GB video for them to watch? Do you think 3 seconds of video for 15 seconds of buffering is a good experience?
  Not inspiring faith in your technologies.

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  The same question! 6GB - download time 24h+! Another question where are other files from Ignite? EG. https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Ignite/2015/BRK1301 I see "Session recordings are being processed and will be available at some point after the session has completed" but session was finished.

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  Nice Keynote !

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  I can hear the live session going on, but not the recordings. I'm using IE10.

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  Interesting keynote cortana amazing helpful program

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  I don't know why people are complaining about the size. If you don't have the bandwidth, download the 'Low Quality MP4' at 500MB. Simple.

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  This website really sucks. Waiting for 5 mins after clicking the Low Quality MP4 download link. No response from the website.

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  Windows 10 is Awesome! Can't wait to get Windows 10. All that I need is a windows 10 cellphone + a monitor keyboard and a mouse to be productive. Of course, the battery should last long enough to complete my work. 

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  Wonderful keynote speaker, I am not sure this is geared towards everyday people like me.

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  Terrible strategy to launch new product

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  I can't open I. Low band width either. Like windows. Poor strategy

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   I can't download the video, it doesn't give me the option of "save as". The only options given to me are: Open in New Tab, open in ne window, copy link, select all, paste, and inspect element. I believe it may be because I am on Spartan and it is only IE friendly? If you are having issues downloading High quality video, have you considered the Internet package you have from your ISP? That makes a big difference as well as the technology the ISP uses to deliver the internet to their customers and also what type of cabling and age of cable you are using to receive the internet. Plus, a variety of other factors involved, which include the computer itself (hardware, software, operating system, etc...). Why  point fingers at Microsoft?

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  Anyone who see's this will know that the change is sure to come. It's been a long time happening. This will mean a more secure experience for everyone using the internet.

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  @WesleyChaplin: If you see save target as... , use that

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  I'm going back to MAC