New Silverlight/Windows Phone 7/Mango Video Tutorial: Working with Phone’s Video Feed

Hello All!

In this 13 minute video I show you how to make use of the WP7 Phone’s video feed by using a VideoBrush to Brush the video feed onto a Rectangle and then use a Behavior to make it draggable.

Video: http://tinyurl.com/6bl7x7b

Source Code: http://tinyurl.com/3u3rren

Enjoy!  Victor Gaudioso (twitter: victorgaudioso)

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  Lindsay 
  November 1st, 2011 on 6:54 pm

  Hi Victor! I’m the Community Manager at DZone.com and I’d like to discuss our Most Valuable Bloggers program with you. It is a free program that promotes quality developer blogs such as this one. E-mail me at lgordon {at} dzone{dot}com if you are interested! I hope to hear from you.
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  Lindsay 
  November 9th, 2011 on 9:31 pm

  Hi Victory, my name is Lindsay and I’m the Community Manager at DZone, awebsite that provides articles and information to the wider developmentcommunity. We have a program for excellent bloggers such as yourself called the Most Valuable Blogger (MVB) program, and we’d love to have you join that select group. The sign-up process is free and easy and I can promise you will increase your readership. I also promise that this is not spam! If you are interested please e-mail me at lgordon (at) dzone (dot) com. Thanks, and I hope to hear from you!

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New Silverilght Windows Phone 7 (Mango) Video Tutorial: PageOrientation

Hello All,

In this video I show you how to:

1. Create an application bar with Menu Items for Portrait, Landscape and PortraitOrLandscape Page Orientations.

2. Create an Event Handler for OnOrientationChanged

3. In the above Event Handler we set the PageOrientation for the page using a Switch statement

4. Add an image and use the Windows Phone 7 (WP7) emulator to change the page orientation and see how the different PageOrientations layout the objects in the Visual Tree

5. Add a TextBlock that is Data Bound to the Supported Page Orientation of the page

Video: http://windowspresentationfoundation.com/Tutorials/WP7PageOrientation/

Source:http://windowspresentationfoundation.com/Tutorials/WP7PageOrientation/PageOrientationDemo_01.zip

Enjoy and look for more WP7 Mango Video Tutorials coming soon!

Victor Gaudioso

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  raki 
  December 6th, 2011 on 11:43 am

  code to download and play rtsp file on windows phone 7

  
  

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The LASLUG Raffle Chooser App has been Published in the Windows Phone 7 Marketplace

Raffle Chooser App in the WP7 Marketplace

Hello All,

If you attended our May 25, 2011 Los Angeles Silverlight Usergroup (LASLUG) meeting then you saw Kim S (LASLUG Special Event Coordinator) use the custom built Raffle ChooserWindows Phone 7 Application to choose the Winning Raffle Tickets.

Well, I figured that this could be a handy tool for our other .NET Usergroups such as LA C# Usergroup or even our friends at SoCal Code Camp ran by Woody
Pewitt (@woodyp on Twitter) as I think they all hold raffles as well. So I published it on theZune Marketplace.  It is under the Social Category and is FREE!

You can Install the Raffle Chooser app directly from here: http://tinyurl.com/4xhcltr

If  you would like the source code feel free to email me at victorg at laslug dot com.

Thanks!
Victor

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