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Thursday, February 24, 2011

Webinar Today On "Migrating From Windows Media Encoder to Expression Encoder"

Dan Rayburn | Thursday February 24, 2011 | 12:01 AM | Comments (0)

Today at 2pm ET I will be moderating another StreamingMedia.com webinar where Microsoft will detail how you can transition from the legacy Windows Media Encoder to Microsoft's new video production tool, Expression Encoder. They will discuss how to effectively use your Windows Media Encoder knowledge with Expression Encoder, how to migrate your Windows Media content to Silverlight, and how to take advantage of new capabilities in Expression Encoder.

Microsoft will also detail tips and tricks to maximize your encoder settings and we'll be taking a lot of your questions during the live Q&A portion of the event. So sign up here, bring your questions and get ready to learn how you can improve your encoding workflow.

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