by Don Burnett
Want to put your videos online to be streamed? Want to make sure you have the best possible streaming anywhere on the internet?
If you have ever streamed video on the internet you'll know that smooth peformance for streaming is important and that requires a good internet infrastructure. Now if you want to put your own videos on the net and stream through Silverlight you can. Just by signing up for a free 4GB Windows Live Silverlight streaming account..
Want to see how good Silverlight cross-platform streaming looks vs Quicktime Trailers
Check out Fox's new Trailer site on Silverlight.net (the Fantastic Four Silver Surfer Trailer is the obvious demo to check out..)
Roxio Gets their Buzz On!
Roxio Buzz
Not had enough WPF video options yet? Check out Roxio's Buzz, a simple video editor developed for file sharing on the web. It features a WPF interface that is easy to use. It will also publish directly to YouTube! and GoFish!
Features
- The free version of Roxio Buzz supports Windows Media Video, AVI, MPEG-1, QuickTime, and Divx.*
- Buzz with the Decoder pack ($19.99) adds MPEG-2, MPEG-4, 3gp, and H.264 support.
- Super easy to learn. One-button editing lets you cut the pieces you don’t want out of your video clips.
- Built on Windows Vista next-generation user interface technology.
- Add tags, description and more, then upload directly to your YouTube or GoFish user account without ever leaving the application. Microsoft Silverlight Streaming support coming soon!
- Automatically optimizes video file size and quality to match the upload requirements for each site.
- Make photo slideshows with motion, transitions and a soundtrack with just a few clicks.
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