Clint Rutkas

@Lars: you could set up a background task timer to do this or when the application gains focus.

@Peter:bet you need to do ResultTextBlock.Text = "Hello World";

ResultTextBlock should the name of the TextBlock you named from your XAML file.  Text is a property of that object.  By doing the .Text, you're telling the code to put the string there.  Your code is trying to the TextBlock object to a string, which the compiler doesn't know how to do.

@Ian2: thanks!

@fatpelican:most Build sessions do, issue with doing it live is what we say is literally what comes off the top of our head

@carlomendoza: yup, we are trying to partner with all groups to be sure we have best engineering practices and are forward planning :)

@ge33ek: Just like Golnaz stated, we made the choice to get the quality we could up ASAP and to defer to get higher quality files slightly later.  It is a delicate balance.

@pnp0a033: for getting stuff up ASAP, we uploaded a lower quality, higher end quality is getting processed right now.

@mdtauk:just uploaded them

@jpopadak: friend, videos are live now :)

@jpopadak: videos take a bit to get uploaded and encoded.

@AnilApex: you have access to parts if the end user provides access.  Check out https://msdn.microsoft.com/EN-US/library/windows.storage.accesscache.storageapplicationpermissions.futureaccesslist.aspx. 

@Abhishek Gupta: There is Visual Studio for Mac.