Microsoft.Expression.Encoder.AdaptiveStreaming namespace - telerik

I'm new to telerik product. Right now i'm developing a media player.
I want to add a namespace called "Microsoft.Expression.Encoder.AdaptiveStreaming".
I took the guidance for developing the media player from telerik site. (http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#MediaPlayer/SmoothStreaming)
In that also that namespace is used but I don't know where to find that on telerik.
For your reference i have added a screen-shot.
Please help me to solve this issue.
Thanks.

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