I'm bored lets do a Q&A

[Thescruu]

I'm an extremely bored ass guy trying to kill some time. Ask me questions and I will answer them.

Would having more money help you? If yes, why don't you work more so you don't get bored and you have more money?

[GunerLow]

whats ur ethnicity?

why is ur name jdxt?

[Ace]

cursed I've already told you I'm straight. want to see my D to prove it?

You don't have D, you have P.

[JDXT]

You don't have D, you have P.

a penis. yes i do.

[Chaos]

a penis. yes i do.

That was nice I'll give you that much

[Ace]

a penis. yes i do.

Nah, Pu....

[**Seals**]

meh. don't know him.

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to quote Boombox "it's a form of autism".

Does @Boombox still keep on sucking @arunforce's dick?
..and does he still gets mad af when I make fun of him and goes rage crying to some superior to ban me?

[New]

Ask me questions and I will answer them.

Ah just what I was looking for, someone to answer any question!

I am trying to use the Azure MediaService API along with the Azure Storage API in an API Service hosted in Azure.

The user sends the video stream to the service as an HttpPost, the service saves the video as a blob in my Storage account, the media service encodes the video and when the link to the video is ready it is returned to the user.

But when I am trying to create an Asset a System.NotSupportedException is thrown with the message:

Exception thrown: 'System.NotSupportedException' in Microsoft.Data.Services.Client.dll Exception thrown: 'System.NotSupportedException' in mscorlib.dll iisexpress.exe Error: 0 : Exception=System.NotSupportedException: This target framework does not enable you to directly enumerate over a data service query. This is because enumeration automatically sends a synchronous request to the data service. Because this framework only supports asynchronous operations, you must instead call the BeginExecute and EndExecute methods to obtain a query result that supports enumeration.

I am using the following versions of the required dependencies:

 
Microsoft.Data.Services.Client - 5.6.2.0
Microsoft.WindowsAzure.MediaServices.Client - 3.0.0.8
Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage - 3.1.0.1

Here is my code:

 CloudMediaContext _context;
IAsset asset;
using (MemoryStream Ms = new MemoryStream(data.Data))
{
    _context = new CloudMediaContext("accountName", "accountKey");
    asset = await _context.Assets.CreateAsync("blobContainerName",
        AssetCreationOptions.None,CancellationToken.None);
    ...
    ...
}

The data.Data contains the byte[] of the video. The exception is thrown when CreateAsync is called. I tried _context.Assets.Create with no luck.

Thanks a lot for the help beforehand.

sarcasm

[Space]

Harambe or Harambe?

[JDXT]

Ah just what I was looking for, someone to answer any question!

I am trying to use the Azure MediaService API along with the Azure Storage API in an API Service hosted in Azure.

The user sends the video stream to the service as an HttpPost, the service saves the video as a blob in my Storage account, the media service encodes the video and when the link to the video is ready it is returned to the user.

But when I am trying to create an Asset a System.NotSupportedException is thrown with the message:


I am using the following versions of the required dependencies:

 
Microsoft.Data.Services.Client - 5.6.2.0
Microsoft.WindowsAzure.MediaServices.Client - 3.0.0.8
Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage - 3.1.0.1

Here is my code:

 CloudMediaContext _context;
IAsset asset;
using (MemoryStream Ms = new MemoryStream(data.Data))
{
    _context = new CloudMediaContext("accountName", "accountKey");
    asset = await _context.Assets.CreateAsync("blobContainerName",
        AssetCreationOptions.None,CancellationToken.None);
    ...
    ...
}

The data.Data contains the byte[] of the video. The exception is thrown when CreateAsync is called. I tried _context.Assets.Create with no luck.

Thanks a lot for the help beforehand.

sarcasm

you forgot to add delete system 32.

[New]

you forgot to add delete system 32.

Ah thx mate, added works like a charm.
+rep