Podcasting Kit for SharePoint

6/19/2008 6:53:41 AM

While getting a podcast scheduled with Kris Nyreen to talk about some of the cool stuff he has been doing with Silverlight, he called this to my attention - Podcasting Kit for Sharepoint.  I will steal his feature list and repost it here, and an impressive list it is:

  • Listen and watch audio/video podcasts, anywhere on your PC or mobile device (Zune, SmartPhone, or any podcasting device)
  • Share content by producing your own audio/video podcasts and publish them on PKS on your own.
  • Connect and engage with podcasters via your integrated instant messaging program
  • Find the most relevant content using the five star rating system, tag cloud, search engine and provide your feedback via comments.
  • Get automatic podcast updates by subscribing to RSS feeds fully compatible with Zune and other podcasting devices
  • Simple RSS feed based on a defined podcast series
  • Simple RSS feed based on a person Dynamic RSS feed based on search results Play podcasts in real-time using Microsoft® Silverlight™ and progressive playback
  • Retrieve instant ROI and metrics with the ability to track the number of podcasts downloaded and/or viewed, instant feedback via rating system and comments, and subscribers via the RSS feed
  • Access the richness of SharePoint to extend the solution: workflows, community sub-sites, access rights, editorial and more
  • Customize your own PKS User Experience
  • Very cool - check it out at http://www.codeplex.com/pks

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    6/19/2008 2:36:00 AM
    Moving ever closer to being able to GUI up and pick the ponies, this video kicks off a series of vids (well, at least two) that will focus on building an Extension Manager.  The Extension Manager is the code I will be using to find and use custom extensions (filters and and analyzers).  I opted to not use the System.AddIn framework.  It is a bit overkill for what I want to do and I wanted something simpler and easier to set up and get going.  I think the solution I came up with is still pretty flexible so I'm happy with it and that is all that matters.

     

    This is just a short intro video that does a recap of what we are trying to build and shows how the Extension Manger will get a second app domain set up that will be used to find and load our custom extensions.

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