Adam Kinney

Apologies for the long wait, now that SP1 has shipped we can celebrate by spending sometime on shipping the source code for these demos.  You can find the first batch here: Teitlebaum's WPF Graphic Demos, Part 1

Hooray!

The Olympics site is running on Beta 2, Silverlight has not fully RTM'd yet.

I'd love to post videos in 16:9 ratio, but the Channel9 system doesn't support it yet.  They've been focusing on other areas, but a few of the hurdles to overcome include a flexible media player, the larger file size and updating the whole encoding pipeline.  So its not that I wanted to include the black bars, its how the system is setup right now.

I'll play around with it, I could eventually post an extra link to a 16:9 video.

That's a great idea Jon, I'll see what i can do

: )

I look like a giant.

@jh71283 - Here's the list of included assemblies you are looking for Client Profile List

@dragonshed - Yes, you can package the install to run silently with your own app install.  You can find more info in the App Model video.

When the new site goes live, you'll be happy since the low-res version is built into the admin and we won't be forgetting anymore. 

Here's a link to the low-res version of this video.  If there is another video without a low-res version link that you want, for now you can hack the low-res url by looking at the Download URL.

High-res: http://mschnlnine.vo.llnwd.net/d1/ch9/0/WPF35SP1Tools_2MB_ch9.wmv
Low-res: http://mschnlnine.vo.llnwd.net/d1/ch9/0/WPF35SP1Tools_ch9.wmv

Notice the difference is the extra "_2MB".

Yes, I used two cameras during the interviews and then just switched between the video outputs while maintaining the same audio track.

The first step is to sync the two audio tracks so noone looks like they are lip synching.  Then remove the weaker audio track and decide when it would be best to switch, typically when the interviewer is asking a question.

Definitely fun stuff once you get going

Very cool to hear, thanks dentaku!

@littleguru, I used two cameras during the shoot and as you can tell they were not equal quality, but neither was the lighting so it was tricky.  Once he started showing the demos I picked up the camera that was on me and shoot his screen while the other one was still on him.

I'll ask David about releasing the demos.

Congrats to Tina on the writing and Finley on the editing!  Certainly made us look like something worth watching

Nice job to all of the actors as well especially the three Nerf hitmen.