Silverlight 1.1 - How to Create a Media Player

During the June 16th, 2007 Indianapolis .NET Developers Association monthly meeting, I will be presenting an overview of Silverlight. In addition to the overview, I thought it might be helpful to provide a walkthrough of creating a media player using Silverlight 1.1 (the one with the .NET Framework).

In order to prepare for the presentation and provide the content to individuals after the meeting, I decided to create this webcast. Enjoy!

I apologize for the quality of the video, I'm still trying to get the webcast thing down. I wanted everything to be large enough so everyone could read the code. If anyone has some suggestions in terms of how to create a better webcast with Windows Media Encoder, please let me know. I look forward to your feedback and comments on this presentation.

Project Information
Presentation:	here
Duration:	30:58
Source Code:	here
Requirements:	Silverlight 1.1 Alpha

Silverlight - Movie Slider Puzzle

This is example is an updated version of an earlier post. For information regarding this item, please review my previous post.

Project Information
Source Code:	here
Developed For:	Silverlight 1.0 Beta

WPF/E - How to Create a Media Player

[Spoiler Alert] - This content will be presented at the Kentucky .NET User Group on March 8th, 2007 [/Spoiler Alert]

During the March 8th, 2007 Kentucky .NET User Group meeting I will be presenting an overview of WPF/E. In addition to the overview, I decided it would be helpful to provide a walkthrough of creating a media player to familiarize individuals with the platform.

While I was practicing presenting, I decided to record my presentation and try my hand at my first webcast. If you decide to watch the webcast, I would recommend waiting for the video to be 10% downloaded before clicking the "play" button. I apologize for the inconveniance, however, my presentation has a time limit and I was trying to focus on a lot of the core features of WPF/E. I will try to blog on an intelligent download/playback handler sometime in the near future. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Project Information
Presentation:	here
Duration:	44:23
Source Code:	here
Requirements:	WPF/E February 2007 CTP