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that give us a live video throught cjanging them in any format live .....
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Jun-12 1:07am    
Not clear? Is it even a question? Anyway, mentioning "any format" makes this request completely unrealistic.
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As SAKryukov said, changing into any format is unrealistic.

There are few ways for displaying defined videos in ASP.NET, look here:
ASP.NET Embedded Video Player (YouTube™ API, C#)
video streaming with ASP.NET 2.0, IIS and HTTP handler
display video in .net ( C# with Asp.net )
Display videos in ASP.NET 2.0
 
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I agree with SAKryukov and Sandeep, changing into any format is unrealistic.

You should provide us with more information on your project, but I will give you a suggestion.
You mention "live video" in your question. Are you saying you have a video camera streaming live video and you want to display that?
If this is the case, you should take a look at VLC: www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html[^].

I have had to display live video in a web page and I decided to use the VLC media player because it can handle many different video formats and it can be used with the major browsers. Besides that, the video I had to display was being streamed using RTSP/RTP and I was not able to get QuickTime or RealPlayer to display the video.
Using the VLC plugin I was able to display live video in Internet Explorer, FireFox, Google Chrome and Safari.

One huge problem I ran into was that the users have to install the VLC package on their computers first (if anyone have a way of avoiding that, I would be grateful, but I suppose that is a question I should be asking).

Soren Madsen
 
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