Miguel de Icaza's Talk Now Available As Microsoft Silverlight (or Microsoft WMV)

Dr. Roy Schestowitz

2008-02-25 11:20:17 UTC
Modified: 2008-02-25 13:08:33 UTC

Find out (if you can) how Miguel helps Silverlight adoption

From Miguel's blog:

They require Silverlight 1.0, but Moonlight compiled from source with ffmpeg support is able to play those presentations back.

If you are in a rush, see the following post for details on downloading the WMV file (so you do not need to install Moonlight from source on Linux).

WMV. Isn't that something which requires Novell's 'protection' or licensing? The whole thing is becoming ever more ridiculous. ⬆

Silverlight toilet

Comments

Victor Soliz

2008-02-25 16:16:02

Quite ridiculous, when is the Icaza circus going to end? Why on earth wouldn't an open source developer release videos in downloadable ogg? This guy needs some self respect.
Miles

2008-02-25 16:44:13

In all fairness, Victor, Miguel did not make those videos. Those videos were made by the conference and posted to the conference's website. He had no control over the format of the videos - you would have realised that had you actually read the article instead of making assumptions ;)
Roy Schestowitz

2008-02-25 22:46:03

Eben Moglen attends similar conferences that he does not control and they make the videos available as Ogg Theora.

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