Video Library Management toolkit

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I am planning to develop a Video library management tookit using ASP.Net Framework 4.

Where can I find a good article to develop 1 which will help me out regardig features required, language that should me used (how about C#?), the maintenance of database, how will the silverlight 3 be used in this case and all related information.

Posted 9-Oct-10 16:51pm

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2010-10-09T17:50:00

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Whether you use ASP.Net or Silverlight, you can use C# as the code behind language.

If you have a lot of animations or some 'jazzy' GUI, then you can consider Silverlight.

Posted 9-Oct-10 17:50pm

Abhinav S

Updated 9-Oct-10 17:51pm

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aarti369 6-Nov-10 16:35pm

Thanks Abhinav,
I am also wandering how videos are stored in a database.

Abhinav S 6-Nov-10 22:54pm

You are welcome. Vote if it helps :).

Regarding storing videos - Depends on what database, but in SQL server - you need to make use of a BLOB field. If you search on the internet for SQL server and Blobs, I'm sure you'll come across some examples.