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Introducing SilverSuite 2.0 for Silverlight 4.0

July 19th, 2010 No comments

Introducing SilverSuite 2.0 for Silverlight 4.0

Transactional RTSP

After months of hard work we are finally ready to release version 2 of Streamcoders SilverSuite.

Check out the new features:

Video:

  • H.263 Encoder & Decoder (all versions)
  • MPEG-4 Decoder (SP)
  • H.264/AVC/MPEG4.10 Parameter-set parsing

Audio:

  • G.711a/u Encoder & Decoder
  • WaveInput & WaveOutput devices
  • Audio resampler & deinterleaver
  • DTMF tone detection & generation
  • AAC configuration parser and Access Unit expander

Containers:

  • MP4 Writer & Reader
  • FLV Writer & Reader

Playback:

  • RTSP state machine based MediaStreamSource
  • RTSP transactional MediaStreamSource (preferred)
  • FLV MediaStreamSource
  • PCM MediaStreamSource

Protocol stacks:

  • RTSP (including full session managment & media parsing)
  • RTP
  • SDP

Encapsulations:

  • TCP Client implementation
  • Multicast client implementation

Servers:

  • Silverlight Policy server
  • Multicast policy server
  • RTSP proxy server 2.0

Demos:

  • RTSP Demo using standard State machine model
  • RTSP Demo using tranactional model and async callback model for MediaStreamSource
  • Multicast voice/video/text/drag’n'drop chat
  • WaveInput/WaveOutput device demo

Especially audio & video encoding facilities of SilverSuite finally puts Silverlight up on the scoreboard and on par with Adobe Flash, if not beyond. Also supporting RTP you can now have true VoIP conversation with any SIP device out there or stream video directly to 3G devices.

There is more to come…stay tuned….

Silverlight + MediaSuite = SilverSuite

May 23rd, 2009 No comments

We just introduced SilverSuite for Silverlight 3 with MPEG4.2, RTSP and Flash FLV support. So you can now play RTSP streams and Flash Video streams from your Silverlight applications. The component comes with full source code to the MediaStreamSource classes and therefore allows you to extend or customize them individually. Also included is a policy server and proxy server, that takes care of your cross domain access restrictions if necessary. Check out the demo

MediaSuite.NET released!

October 15th, 2008 No comments

Hi Everbody,

MediaSuite.NET 1.0.800 got released yesterday, or the time of frustration for .NET multimedia developers is finally over!

If you haven’t yet seen the features:

  • Streaming Protocols
    • RTSP.NET
    • SDP.NET
    • Advanced RTP.NET
  • Video
    • H263Decoder.NET
    • H263Encoder.NET
    • MPEG4Decoder.NET
    • MPEG4Encoder.NET
    • H264Decoder.NET
    • H264Encoder.NET
  • Speech/Voice/Audio
    • SpeechDecoder.NET
    • SpeechEncoder.NET
    • AACDecoder.NET

All this, available to any .NET developer using Version 2.0 or higher.

The features are pretty amazing and we have put a good 6 months of effort into this software package. It is not only the first all around set of multimedia components for the .NET framework, but also a very easy to use and performance wise not that far behind native code.
You can pretty much create any type of multimedia application with it. You can write a Streaming Server with it. Or make the decoders and encoders part of your softphones media capabilities.

For example, we have written a complete media player for Microsoft WPF from scratch in under (generously spaced) 700 lines of code using only a few buttons and an Image control. It includes more or less a complete video framing infrastructure for H.263, MPEG4 and H.264 and SDP capability disovery.

Download the Trial to see this demo.

We will also start posting useful code snippets and of course continue to extend MediaSuite.NET with some pretty awesome new features in the near future.