The Official Website of the DLF Indian Premier League – www.iplt20.com will provide an interactive video experience to those would like to view live IPL match coverage with live IPL match scores online. The videos will broadcast using Microsoft’s Silverlight platform, which is a cross-browser, cross-platform plug-in for viewing rich interactive applications on the Web.
The matches will be broadcast live in high quality format, giving IPL followers access to more than 500 hours of on-demand video content. The website will also enable picture-in-picture controls and a customizable Silverlight player to offer a personalized experience.
All the matches of the IPL Season 2 with live IPL Scores from South Africa will be telecasted online through IPL Live Streaming Online Technology using Microsoft’s Silverlight at http://livevideo.iplt20.com
In addition, the website will enable picture-in-picture controls and customizable player to offer a personalized experience. The website will also provide a customized Internet Explorer 8 for IPL fans to stay connected with all the action. Using IE8 features like Web Slices and Accelerators, fans can speed up video and image search and get instant updates from the website.
Features on www.IPLt20.com
In order to view Silverlight content on your browser, you must install the latest Silverlight player. Internet Explorer, Firefox and Macintosh users can install the player from here: http://www.microsoft.com/silverlight/resources/install.aspx. Linux users will need to install Moonlight from here: http://www.go-mono.com/moonlight/
Download the Silverlight plugin & enjoy the high quality live streaming of all the IPL Season 2 matches being played in South Africa with live IPL scores online on IPLT20.com
Nice beginner article on IE8. See: http://bit.ly/vJKbW
For readers who use Firefox and are new to IE8, I wanted your readers to be aware that Firefox doesn’t have a version of SilverLight but it does have a version of Accelerators, it is called “KALLOUT – Accelerators for Firefox” It’s available as a free add-on through Firefox. See: http://bit.ly/vJKbW
The accelerators developed for IE8 will actually work directly with KallOut-Accelerators for Firefox so users can stick with Firefox if they want and still get the benefits of the community-developed accelerators.
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Guru, play the game yourself. After all the fun of the game is in the play and not in only watching.