Video: Hello World
Welcome to the new Expression Encoder team blog! As Charles says in the video, we plan on posting a bunch for hints and tips over the coming weeks. We also encourage you to give us your feedback.
All of our video blog posts are made with Expression Encoder and published using Silverlight on the Silverlight Streaming by Windows Live video hosting service.
We are currently hard at work on the next release and look forward to sharing the details soon. Thanks for watching / reading!
The Expression Encoder Team
Comments
Anonymous
February 28, 2008
Great product. Keep up the good work.Anonymous
February 28, 2008
Welcome to the new Expression Encoder team blog! As Charles says in the video, we plan on posting a bunchAnonymous
February 28, 2008
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February 28, 2008
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February 28, 2008
Looking 4wd to this!Anonymous
February 29, 2008
Hey Team Expression!! Hello Charles and Ben! Great video. Nice and bright and I love the inner workings of the Godfather's office. Very nice. So hey.... Live DRM.... LOL!! let's chat when you get some time and great work Guys! [and Gals too if I missed that part.] Regards, ChristopherAnonymous
February 29, 2008
Thank you very much for the Expression package! This product comes in to the market in the right time, I'm eager to see this MS alternative to graphics and web design grow - it is awesome what I've seen so far - I know the desginers community will be so appreciated! Keep up the outstanding work you guys are doing! ManuelAnonymous
February 29, 2008
Very nice intro! The video looks much better than anything I seem to be able to churn out. A great follow-on blog would be a look at what you used to film and what settings you used in Encoder. Can't wait to read more.Anonymous
February 29, 2008
Good to see a face with the name. Keep up the good work, Charles and team.Anonymous
February 29, 2008
My good friend Charles Finkelstein introduces the Expression Encoder blog We have been having discussionsAnonymous
February 29, 2008
My good friend Charles Finkelstein introduces the Expression Encoder blog We have been having discussionsAnonymous
February 29, 2008
Hello everyone :) We are delighted that you are already joining our blog discussions! I'm just the pretty face in the video- The Big Kudos go to JAMES CLARKE for doing the work to get this blog up and running and doing the first post: He shot the video, authored the content with current build of Expression Encoder 2 (with Blend 2 for customizing the player), then posted it! FYI - We used a new mic that seems overly enthusiastic to amplify silence (hence the noisy sounds at speech pauses) To see if you are listening he recorded my voice to one of the stereo channels and on the other "quantum foam". Can you tell us which channel has the quantum foam?Anonymous
February 29, 2008
Why doesn't MS develop a more powerful video editor instead of just an encoder?Anonymous
February 29, 2008
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February 29, 2008
Hi, your video isn't loading properly in Firefox (fine in IE), and I DO have Silverlight installed (I use the Silverlight streaming service with it all the time). All I get is a "Waiting for silverlight.dlservice.microsoft.com..." in the status bar, and a big blank white space!Anonymous
February 29, 2008
Why do you guys need a blog? Encoding is just plumbing. This seems wrong. Through in an article every 18 months on some other random blog. Why not just post your H.264 videos of the team to YouTube and we can watch them there.Anonymous
February 29, 2008
Where are you hosting your video? I like the video delivery choice...maybe you can help me with some videos for the Expression Web team blog. :) AnnaAnonymous
February 29, 2008
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February 29, 2008
Terrible downloading and streaming speed, terrible. I see you guy stop there and "Ex, --- pre---ssi---on"... Okay, it is not a good idea to put it on live - live service is not friendly to people outside US.Anonymous
March 01, 2008
One word...Awesome!Anonymous
March 01, 2008
re: kaevans You need to share what settings, process you used in Encoder to make this video, it looks great !Anonymous
March 01, 2008
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March 02, 2008
Windows Movie Maker isn't bad however if you add more export formats and all the stuff that VirtualDub / Adobe Premiere Elements / Ulead VideoStudio / Pinnacle Studio / iMovie/ Final Cut Express / Sony Vegas Movie Studio. There are so many examples. I've always noticed MS only supports its own proprietary media formats. If MS supports more formats like H.264/MPEG-4 and QuickTime, their products will be even more well received. I think such a product would please the whole Windows industry (except of course the competition). Folks really want such a thing, but they've kind of given up expecting it from Microsoft.Anonymous
March 03, 2008
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March 03, 2008
Thx for the comments. We are looking at the Firefox issues and will hopefully have a fix soon. We'll also look into the poor performance issues; the video is published on silverlight streaming which should be providing global load balancing but we may tweek the bitrate down to provide more universal performance. Bear with us.. we are still experimenting with what works best. We'll also publish a complete how to at some point soon including settings etc. Charles and I are off to present our session at Mix08. We'll be posting some more videos from there. Cheers JamesAnonymous
March 04, 2008
Hello back... from one small part of the world.. Charles can make any video look good... for the specs on the video playing, try a 512x288 pixel size with a bitrate of 1.2 Mbps... 29.97 fps... VC1 codec.... as you view it, that's the size of the temporary downloaded video file.Anonymous
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October 03, 2009
ENCODER 3 I just did a SCREEN CAPTURE, I encoded it by APPLYING THE SOURCE ENCODING SETTINGS Encoder generatd a nice .wmv with the same quality and size of my original which is perfect BUT............... As I wanted to see my video in Media Player 11 Vista ultumate x64, A popop appears saying there's no CODEC to play it ?????????? huh ?????? it's a wmv and encoded with Encoder 3 ? What's wrong ? slcsharp@gmail.com