This week I published a new version of the WindowsAzure.MediaServices.Extensions NuGet package (v1.0.5), which includes some great contributions from Martin Cabral who has also been working extensively with Windows Azure Media Services here at Southworks. He put together all the available Media Processors names and Task Preset Strings for Windows Azure Media Encoder in a series of string constants. This way, you don’t need to search the Web for these special string values when you want to submit a job. Instead, you can use IntelliSense right from your Visual Studio coding window to list them along with their descriptions.
Additionally, I added a sample Console application showing how easy it is to write a VOD workflow leveraging the Extensions for Windows Azure Media Services .NET SDK NuGet package. You can find the SampleWorkflowUsingExtensions sample source code in the azure-sdk-for-media-services-extensions GitHub repository.
If you have any feedback, suggestions or new extensions/helpers to propose, please feel free to open an issue in the azure-sdk-for-media-services-extensions GitHub repository.
Enjoy!