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Using Silverlight streaming plugin for Windows Live Writer.

This article describes how to make use of available Silverlight Streaming plugin for Windows Live Writer.
Making use of this you can easily put Silverlight video on your blog. Before using this plugin, I am assuming you have already encoded your video and have Silverlight Streaming account, where you have already uploaded this encoded video. (If you don’t know how to do this, you can refer to article “Your video to Silverlight Streaming 101” by Bronwen Zande)
Now go to Windows Live gallery and get the plugin which is created by ClarkZoneUSA. Install it.
So when you open the Windows Live Writer, you’ll see it being listed.

Now when you click on the 'Insert Silverlight Streaming', it'll open a window where you have to type your Silverlight Streaming Accounts ID and key, where you have uploaded your Silverlight Streaming App. (Account ID and key can be obtained from ‘Manage Account’ page of your Silverlight Streaming account)

Then press refresh, so that it'll list all the Applications uploaded there. Select the app you want to post and press OK. A live preview can also be seen.


That's all, and publish it. You can see the Silverlight video on your blog.
Easy isn’t it? The plugin embeds the Silverlight video in blogs  using iFrame.
TIP :
You can actually embed your Silverlight video in a very simple way using iframe if it’s supported using this code:
<iframe src=http://silverlight.services.live.com/invoke/AccountID/AppName/iframe.html
     scrolling="no" frameborder="0" width="***" height="***"></iframe>
Where account ID is your account ID of Silverlight Streaming account details and appname is the name you have given to your uploaded Silverlight application and give appropriate value to width and height.
You can also try this way of putting Silverlight video in any web page, instead of using the plugin.
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