by Prashant
11. June 2010 16:52
Today I was just looking at some of the demos on Windows Phone development and I came across a list of all the supported media codecs for Windows Phone 7. here is the list of all the supported audio and video codecs supported by
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Codec Type
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Decoder Support
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Container
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Audio
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WAV (PCM, MSADPCM, IMAADPCM, G.711)
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WAV
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Audio
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MP3
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MP3
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Audio
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WMA Lossless
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ASF (WMA)
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Audio
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WMA Pro
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ASF (WMA)
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Audio
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WMA Standard v9
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ASF (WMA)
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Audio
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AAC-LC (Low Complexity)
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3GP, 3G2, MP4, M4A
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Audio
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HE-AAC v1 (AAC+)
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3GP, 3G2, MP4, M4A
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Audio
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HE-AAC v2 (eAAC+)
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3GP, 3G2, MP4, M4A
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Audio
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Adaptive Multi-Rate Narrow Band (AMR-NB)
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3GP, 3G2, MP4
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Audio
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Adaptive Multi-Rate ide Band (AMR-WB)
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3GP, 3G2, MP4
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Audio
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Qcelp
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3GP, 3G2, MP4
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Video
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WMV (VC-1) - Simple Profile
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ASF (WMV)
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Video
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WMV (VC-1) - Main Profile
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ASF (WMV)
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Video
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WMV (VC-1) - Advanced Profile
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ASF (WMV)
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Video
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WMV v9
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ASF (WMV)
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Video
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MPEG-4 Part 2 - Simple Profile
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3GP, 3G2, MP4, AVI
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Video
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MPEG-4 Part 2 – Advanced Simple Profile
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AVI, MP4
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Video
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DivX 4.x/5.x/6.x
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AVI
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Video
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MPEG-4 Part 10 (MPEG-4 AVC, H.264) - Baseline Profile
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3GP, 3G2, MP4, M4V
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Video
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MPEG-4 Part 10 (MPEG-4 AVC, H.264) - Main Profile
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3GP, 3G2, MP4, M4V
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Video
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MPEG-4 Part 10 (MPEG-4 AVC, H.264) - High Profile
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3GP, 3G2, MP4, M4V
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Video
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H.263
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3GP, 3G2
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Images
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JPEG
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JPG
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Images
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PNG
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PNG
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Images
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GIF (both GIF87a and GIF89a)
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GIF
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Original Source: Windows Phone 7 Media Codec Support
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by Prashant
11. June 2010 02:27
I just installed Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 and now I am experiencing some new exciting features of Microsoft Office. Here is free e-book from Microsoft press for users to have a glance at the latest version of their Office series. If you haven't tried it but want to go for Office 2010, then take a look at this free e-book.

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by Prashant
26. March 2010 12:47
If you want your website or blog content to be noticed or searched by Microsoft Bing search engine, then you can do this to get your work noticed. But beofre you can do this you need a Live ID a.k.a. Hotmail ID.
Go to http://www.bing.com/webmaster/WebmasterAddSitesPage.aspx

Fill up your web address and sitemap address. Though the sitemap address is optional, but I recommened to give a sitemap as it help the crawlers to crawl all the pages on your website. You can also sign up for a webmaster's e-mail, just in case if Bing encouters somes issues with your website. When you are done click the submit button and you are prompted with a confirmation with an authentication code.

Now when you are done it is time for authentication. When you submit a website to Bing search it asks for an authentication, just to ensure that you are the owner and so provides you with an authentication key which is used to autheticate the ownership in two different ways.
- You can have a XML fle with authentication code in the root of your website. Read more instructions on the screen OR
- You can add the authentication code within meta tag in your page head section of your default page.
And this is it, your website is submitted on the Bing. Now to check it back click the Return to Site List button to view the site you have submitted. And yes you get it right you can submit a number of sites to Bing. Below is what a Site List look like:

Click on the Web Address, and you will get a detailed list of your website, if Bing crawlers didn't found any problems with your website.
When you get the meta tag in your head section of your website default page or have placed the XML file in the root folder as metioned in the above step, you now need to take a nap for a while and give the search engine crawler a bit of time to crawl you webpage. I actually don't know when to check the site list and other information and whether the crawlers have crawl my website or not, by the way I have checked my website status on Bing after 24 hrs. So after 24 hrs you can also check and this is what you will see. You can see the last crawl date and other information of your website.

Cool!!! isn't. So don't wait....leave no opportunity to draw more traffic to your website or blog.
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4. March 2010 21:57
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