Mingfei Yan

On Dec 14th 2012, we update our .NET SDK to 2.0.1.0 and you could download the latest SDK here. And starting from yesterday (Jan 14th, 2013), we drop the support for older version of .NET SDK, which we released in Preview. In another word, our server no longer recognizes some of your old APIs. If you find your older version of .NET SDK no longer works, don’t panic! Please read through this blog and see whether you could fix the code. 

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I am a program manager currently working on Windows Azure Media Services(WAMS) team. This blog is my first tempt for trying to explain what WAMS is. We released Windows Azure Media Services Preview in June 2012. Currently we offer a 90 days free trail period for developers. If you are a Azure subscriber, you have up to 1 TB encoding volume per month. And if you are on Azure 90 days free subscription plan, you will have up to 20 GB data in your storage account. You could check out this blog – how to sign up for Windows Azure Media Services. Continue Reading

Sometime uploading asset could take a long time and it is useful to track the uploading progress. We provide HTTP uploading currently and in the next release, we will support UDP fast upload with our partner.

To track progress, we provide UploadProgressEventArgs which describe the status of an upload operation.

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