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How to activate/implment live streaming functionality in asp.net/vb.net?

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I want to activate live streaming behind the iamge in <asp:Image></asp:Image> tag.
How t oproceed. need hellp urgently
can anyone send me the code script for this?
<font color="#FFFFFF"><marquee bgcolor="#0066cc" direction="left" loop="40" 
            width="100%">- Watch live stream from the conference 12 - 13. Oktober - - Starts here at 09:45 CEST on 12.October - - -</marquee>
            </font>
            <br />
            <br />
            <asp:Panel ID="pnlImage" runat="server" align="center" >
             <asp:Image  ID="imgWebPlay"  runat="server" ImageUrl="~/IPRconference2011/images/Web-Conference.png"/>
            </asp:Panel>

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>I want to activate live streaming behind the iamge in <asp:Image></asp:Image> tag.

How? An image is not a video.

>can anyone send me the code script for this?

There is no magical script that someone will send you, you will copy and paste it into your page and you image will magically convert into a live streaming video.
I know that there is no magical script avaialble. but my requirment is that I want some directon to work for to implement live streaming when we give source url  of live streaming to this image.

if this is not possible, is there any possibility  to attach windows media player or some other audio client, when we click on this image.

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What is the source of your stream?
it will be a url, wil konw in some time. but first of all, it needs to be run in this image or some other player which will open on clicking this image.

Is it possible that we  can run the live streaming  in this image using 'dynsrc ' or something else.  For you can tkae any sample source.
http://nipo.linkevent.no/IPRconference2011/

I need to implement live streaming on this web site. you can see at the bottom of the opening page of the website. Now , i need to do it with some sample live streaming source, which would be replaced by the original one in two days.
???
If the source of the stream is not yours, do you know the type of source? Is it Flash based FLV video, is it silverlight, is it windows media services?
i don't know, but for normal video  live streaming on web we can  rsee it on windows media normally.
I think for flash we need to dwonload and install  the flash player, butthat wil lalso work. I plan to implement  live streamingof any  of these  with sample source, after this  i want to replace with the original streaming source.
Have you seen the  bottom of the page of the link in my last script.
Yes. I understand the problem but how can you provide a client for the live stream if you dont know the type of the live stream?
ifi this is the case, it will most probably  be of  windows media player
ithink we need to replace the image with winodws edia player or flash player for live video streaming. is it true
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ok.  in this example, we are streaming the alredy uploaded video, is it possible to changes the live streaming source with the path of  already uploaded video
do you know anything simple.
in this example, i have  used <object></object>  and in that mysrc varaible, and i setthis variable in page load, when i  upload this , it  is giving the error  on
  <param name="url" value="<%=mySrc %>" />
that is mySrc not found
will this be working with the live stream as well in stead of this recorded url.
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