I want to implement Audio Live Streaming on Windows Phone. most of them told Windows Phone 7 sdk does not support Streaming. so I upgrade and install Windows Phone 7.1.
Which class i want to use to implement Live Streaming?????
Please give some guidelines and materials to do this task.
Thanks in advance.
You may want to consider using IIS 7.X for the streaming portion. The following link shows how you can build the client app for Windows Phone 7:
http://www.iis.net/community/default.aspx?tabid=34&g=6&i=2020
The sample requires the IIS Smooth Streaming Client (1.1), Silverlight 4, and the Visual Studio Windows Phone 7 Developer Tools.
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This does not seem to exist. All that I want is a simple, up to date tutorial or guide as to how I can utilise the TTS features on Windows Phone 7.5.
Microsoft have released a tutorial for this in WP8 recently, where it is much easier to implement.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsphone/develop/jj207057%28v=vs.105%29.aspx
You cannot use TTS speech in Windows Phone 7.5 as it was not exposed directly earlier for Windows Phone 7 devices. But You can use this Hawaii Research project
http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/hawaii/default.aspx
I wanted to use the new Mobile service available on Azure for my Windows Phone 7 project. But cannot figure out what to include in the project in order to make this work. The "new Windows Phone 8 app" option works fine, however I would like to get this service into a Windows Phone 7 app.
Although the Mobile Services team has not released an official WP7 SDK, you can find an unofficial one here: https://github.com/zaxy78/azure-mobile-wp7-sdk.
You can also access the REST API directly, reference is here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/jj710108.aspx
Hope that helps.
"Azure Mobile Services" is just a set of Azure services packaged for mobile platforms. Right now Windows Phone 7 is not supported, considering it is a deprecated platform (for Windows Phone 8 and not backwards compatible) I would not expect it to be supported.
However, since "Azure Mobile Services" is just a "packaged set of services" you can absolutely use Azure services in a Windows Phone 7 app it is just not "packaged in one spot" for you.
You could use the Windows Phone Toolkit (open source) for Windows Phone 7 phones...
http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Windows-Phone-Push-Notifications-and-Windows-Azure
However, most things in Azure expose RESTful APIs..so you could call the REST APIs for the specific Azure service. For example:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/prathul/archive/2012/08/10/windows-phone-amp-azure-service-bus-rest-authentication-and-messaging.aspx
The latest pre-release version of the Windows Azure Mobile Services client (0.3.3-rc) on NuGet now supports both Windows Phone 8 and Windows Phone 7.1 apps, along with Windows Store apps.
I ported my windows phone7 application to windows 8(just copy paste the xaml and c# code in visual studio 2012->new->project->WPFApplication) and made changes in UI sizes.The problem is the .exe file(after building wpf application) runs only in the system with .NET framework installed.I want to run my application in all system running windows(7(32/64),xp,vista).I am newbie to windows application basically wp7 developer.Thank u.
If you really want to port a windos phone 7 app to windows 8, You should go through the following resources. They provide most of the information.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/hh465136.aspx
http://leventoz.wordpress.com/2012/03/07/moving-a-windows-phone-app-to-windows-8-a-case-study-part-1/
http://leventoz.wordpress.com/2012/03/11/moving-a-windows-phone-app-to-windows-8-a-case-study-part-2/
WPF is a part of the .NET framework, so you can't write a WPF application that can run without the framework on the machine.
If you want to create a binary that run on the classic windows runtime you can't use WPF/C#/VB etc.
Best thing if you want to port your Windows Phone app to Windows 8 is to create a Microsoft Store app, File > New Project > Blank App in VS2012. The app won't run on anything except Windows 8 but the Microsoft Store for Windows 8 is probably the best place to have your app if it's ported from Windows Phone.
Migrating application to WP7 is not that easy as it sounds. There is lot of different APIs and also limited async/await in WP7 when using this extension.
I would probably recommend starting with this MSDN article. It describes basic problems and challenges and also contains useful namespace and API mapping:
Migrate/port a Windows Phone 7 app to a Windows Store app
I followed outlook model till POOM present in windows mobile 6.5, I have no clue if we can develop an addin for outlook installed with windows phone 7, if yes where can I find sdk related to it or any code samples.
Thanks
Windows Phone 7 doesn't allow full access to Outlook data as WM6.5 did. The closest you're going to get is to write an app for WP7.5 (Mango) that uses the Contacts and Calendar integration feature. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh202972(v=vs.92).aspx.
You can also call out to make limited modifications using "choosers" - see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff769543(v=VS.92).aspx
Does windows phone 7 series support the System.ServiceModel.Syndication.dll?
The Silverlight 3 version of System.ServiceModel.Syndication from the Silverlight 3 SDK should work on Windows Phone but is not officially supported. It may support the features you need from the .NET version.
If you are looking at building an application or two on the Windows Phone 7 to interface with RESTful services, you may look at RESTSharp, which now supports Windows Phone 7. Luke Lowrey's article is a good starting point on using RESTSharp in Windows Phone 7. In this article, Luke shows how he uses RESTSharp to consume the Google Weather XML feed.
Hope this helps.
No, I'm pretty sure for now if you want to parse feeds you just have to use Xml.