Do you have media like *.mov files which Silverlight doesn't speak?

Do you really really want that media in Silverlight?

Do you have an abundance of bandwidth to push un-encoded files up to the cloud?

Sick of melting your CPU to encode media? we can do it in the cloud.

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If you answered Yes I have some news for you.

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In the new Beta of Silverlight Streaming we implemented transcode in the Cloud functionality as part of our overall Video Management capability.

Via the Web UX (no API... yet) you upload a video and we transcode it in our server farm and then wrap this in a default player (NOTE: This isn't a replacement for Expression Encoder - this is different!).

Watch my screencast below of how to use it.

CLICK THE IMAGE TO PLAY

SYNDICATE THIS VIDEO (drop this in your blog)

<iframe style="width: 500px; height: 400px" src="http://silverlight.services.live.com/invoke/6579/SLSTranscodeAMOVFile/iframe.html" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe>