Hi,
I need to use Intranet sites through VPN that use Integrated Windows Security.
None of the browsers (Internet, Dolphin) support this feature on the Evo.
They are supposed to automatically present a login screen. I get an error instead.
Safari on the IPhone works OK.
Any idea when this capability will be added to Evo browsers?
2nd question: I couldn't find any players that can stream .asf (Windows Media) files. Are there any available yet?
Thanks,
Agapito.
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Has any one figured out how to get netflix to stream with one of the browsers on TP2.
Haven't tried anything with this on the TP2 yet, but for this to work you would need at least two things to start:
1. An older Netflix account that still uses the Flash player rather than the Silverlight player.
2. Flash working in Opera - or just use Skyfire which has Flash support built in.
On a related note, one nice thing that you can use on the TP2 is this app from Microsoft for managing your Netflix queue:
http://mobile.microsoft.com/windows...ss/software/software/download-sw-netflix.mspx
Someone could get creative and port the Roku GPL netflix player code...
The source code is at Roku's site under help section, GPL resources.
I developed an google app that basically pull out a map from googlemap using google map api. All works well when I access the app from PC's browser, and Winmo's IE & Opera. However, when I try to access it from the webbrowser control within my winmo app, it doesn't work.
Anybody knows if there's a limitation in the web browser control in .net (I'm using 3.5 with the July hotfix release) The app, given that's using google map api, is ajax based.
I tried other similiar google app (like this http://gmaps-samples-v3.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/draggable-markers/draggable-markers.html) it doesn't work as well.
any help is appreciated. Or do I've to create my own web browser control?
Hi,
would like to know if theres any Silverlight capable Browser available
for the Desire.
tryed search but couldnt find anything.
Why Silverlight, Mediaportal offers with ipimp a nice live tv streaming feature,
capable for iphone or also for webkit browsers supporting silverlight, like
chrome does ... working pretty nice here.
Would be great to get live tv stream on my desire too
thanks ahead for a hint.
you can try skyfire
tryed it, no luck there too, but thanks for the tip
Is there something new about Silverlight for Android?
I will use it to watch live TV on my phone.
MS Silverlight is not supported for android at the moment. But there is a project named moonlight that should run silverlight but i don't know how that work.
sky player would probably work if silverlight was able to run too
I've tried with Firefox and Skyfire, but both require the Silverlight plugin to play the TV from my local provider.
There are no silver- or moonlight plugins for these browsers
I dream of an app that that could one of two - or both.
A) Be able to download a multimedia streams (like GetASFStream) where any multimedia URL will be downloaded. I could really use that to be able to download TV programs.
B) Be able to see/copy the URL of any multimedia streams (like URL SNOOPER 2), so I can bypass any FLASH VIEWER and just watch the stream in a player.
I am quite sure that none of this exists on WM (google), but any hints are welcome.
Recently I thought such an app was close... My dreams of something of a kind died with Fennec... I hoped that when Fennec was mature enough someone would release a modified version of the FlashGot plugin that passed urls to an external media player...
Don't know if such a thing being done by an Opera Mobile Widget is even feasable.
I dont know about Opera - think their widget thing has silently died ..
But I simply dont understand that this has no more attention on Windows Mobile with its known lack of Flash support - or streaming capability through the browsers...
I mean - could we rip the URL as on normal Windows OS, we would download tons of entertainment. Like my own national broadcast company - lots of programs that can be streamed, but either the connex is to slow or the browser wont show the file.
Just give me that URL so I can see the program when downloaded...
Bump...
I am up for a 50$ donation to make this work...
Might think more on essentials and poste here if any could take up the challenge..
BTW dont care if any makes a paid for app to be able to do this - just make it happen
Hello,
I have seen quite some information regarding the streaming of live streams on the Windows Phone. However, I did not get it to work on my developer device.
Here are the problems:
1. I did not find a streaming url that Windows Phone could play (wmv, mms, etc), so if anyone tried it please let me know
2. If I add, for example, a smoothmedia player as follows:
Added reference to "Microsoft.Web.Media.SmoothStreaming"
Added this:
xmlns:ss="clr-namespace:Microsoft.Web.Media.SmoothStreaming;assembly=Microsoft.Web.Media.SmoothStreaming"
And added this:
<ss:SmoothStreamingMediaElement x:Name="ss_stream" />
And in the cs:
ss_stream.SmoothStreamingSource = new Uri("mms://theurl", UriKind.Absolute);
ss_stream.Play();
It will throw the following error:
"Play is not allowed when there is no source set."
So how can dynamically set the source to an element like that? (Had the same problem for smf).
3. Has anyone been successful to get the example for Windows Phone from Silverlight Media Framework to work?
The example can be found at the end of this page: http://smf.codeplex.com/documentation
I really appreciate it if you guys could help because I finished my application completely except for the streaming of urls, since I can't get it to work. I am aware that the emulator doesn't play all stream types, but I even can't get anything to work on my developer device.
Regards,
Sander
Hi. I'm trying SmoothStreamingMediaElement to play mms:// url and when I call mediaPlayer.Play() I get same message, "Play is not allowed when there is no source set."
Did you find out the solution?
I have tried playing it in the .xaml with AutoPlay set to true and then it works:
<SSME:SmoothStreamingMediaElement x:Name="mediaPlayer" SmoothStreamingSource="http://ecn.channel9.msdn.com/o9/content/smf/smoothcontent/bbbwp7/big buck bunny.ism/manifest"
AutoPlay="True"
Volume="1" />
But if I set AutoPlay to true and I try to call mediaPlayer.Play() in the related .xaml.cs I get same "not allowed" exception.
Thanks.
Did you close the Zune before starting your app? Zune is preventing playback of any media stream. Use WPConnect instead.
hey guys.
try adding "&filename=file.wmv" to the url you want to play!
Hi again. First of all, can you play an mms:// url with SmoothStramingMediaElement or MediaElement in Windows Phone 7? I think this is only posible in Silverlight, but not Silverlight for Windows Phone.
And I found out why I got that "not allowed" message. I was trying to get the SmoothStreamingMediaElement from Application.Resources, and then play, but it doesn't work. It works with MediaElement. Any idea how to solve this? I need it in Application.Resouces because I want to play and audio stream when application starts and it must not stop even you navigate to another xaml file.
To use MS Smooth Streaming technology you need a SmoothStreamingMediaElement (be sure to get a latest version from MS!)
Just drop it on WP7 page, in C# code assign a SmoothStreamingSource property and you allset. You may call "Play" method or set SmoothStreamingMediaElement.AutoPlay = true.
Everything works as expected. BTW, do not add "mms" to the media url! It sould be
Code:
smoothStreamingMediaElement1.SmoothStreamingSource = new Uri("http://ecn.channel9.msdn.com/o9/content/smf/smoothcontent/bbbwp7/big buck bunny.ism/manifest");
for example.
As I said I was trying to get the SmoothStreamingMediaElement from Application.Resources, and that was the problem. To do so you need to use a ControlTemplate. I'm doing so now and it works fine. Thanks anyway to all for your help.
Regards.