Re: ASP.net and A/V Application

Good evening Rick,
FYI: Silverlight is technically accessible. Not sure what all is involved in ensuring that your application is accessible or that the assistive technology on the other end can bridge to it.
I know that there is a UIA to MSAA bridge that allows ATs such as JAWS to access Silverlight, but I'm not sure how the bridge is installed, perhaps it's installed as part of dotNet 3.5. 

HTH,
Everett
----- Original Message ----- From: "Ricks Place" <OFBGMail@xxxxxxxxx> 
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Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2008 6:09 AM
Subject: ASP.net and A/V Application


Hi:
I want to add Audio and Video to my ASP (VWD)2008 flavor Website. I have read about a UploadFile Control. Would this be good for uploading songs recorded by homegrown bands and music videos by them? The files might get large if the video runs 10 minutes or more. Do most digital camras allow for a file extension that would run with MediaPlayer or will that be a problem? If you know of any example code creating a site that allows uploading and playing of client music and videos, especially in vb, could you let me know? I am just starting to research this topic so any pointers might help me further my reading before I try and work with A/V files under my VWD and ASP.net setup. I am avoiding Silverlight as I heard it was not very accessible but that was some time ago and would appreciate any comments if this might be a good way to go as well. 
Thanks:
Rick USA 
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