I know it is too late for this, but hope it works for other visitors:
Taken from the address: http://bit.ly/jLU0ft
Expression Encoder v4 from MSDNAA and DreamSpark incorrectly limited the screen capture on some PCs to 10 minutes. To fix this issue, download and install an updated version of the English Expression Encoder from http://bit.ly/EncoderFix. This free Expression Encoder should be installed over the current English version of Expression Encoder v4 Pro product obtained from MSDNAA or DreamSpark. Do NOT uninstall the older version.
You can verify that the install has succeeded by noting the version number change from 4.0.1639.0 to 4.0.1651.0.
This fix is only needed for the English version of Expression Encoder v4 as the localized versions already have the fixes mentioned below, so there is no need to upgrade them.
2 problems resolved in this update of the English Encoder v4 package are:
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Pro/Pro without Codecs SKUs incorrectly limited to 10 minutes of screen captures on some PCs.
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XESC files not being able to be played back in Windows Media Player on the 64-bit version of Vista and Server 2008.
That's all.
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While I was visiting http://blog.prabir.me/, I noticed that images on his posts load when I scroll down the page. I did not know its name but I did know that I could integrate it into my blog. After tweeting with him, correct term was “Lazy Load”, although I first used (JIT) Just-in-Time loading for images 
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Here are the related links and a guide to implement it into your BlogEngine.NET blog. Off course you can implement it into other websites or blogs, but in this post I will mention how our community can benefit from this technique.
References:
Lazy Load Plugin for jQuery
Quick Download Latest source or minified.
Demo Page: Plugin enabled with fadein effect
Integration of Lazy Load into BlogEngine.NET:
First, log into your blog and open Settings page. In the Custom Code section, you can paste the code block into Tracking Script textbox. Why did I choose this part will be mentioned later in this post.
Here is the code block that I used for my blog:
<script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.3/jquery.min.js" type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"></script>
<script src="Scripts/jQuery/jquery.lazyload.mini.js" type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8">
$(function() {
$(".post img").lazyload({
placeholder : "img/grey.gif",
effect : "fadeIn"
});
});
</script>
Required files and notes about the code block:
jQuery: hosted on Google’s servers rather than my folders so I do not worry about speed. I used latest version available by writing 1.4.3 in the code. Here is an article about the subject.
jQuery.lazyload.mini.js: I have downloaded mini version since I will not edit this script file, little size is good. I uploaded it into my Scripts/jQuery folder.
Used $(".post img").lazyload rather than $("img").lazyload. Because, in the latter one, images inside the widgets or on your sidebar are not loaded before the images inside your blog posts are loaded. It can be inappropriate if you have advertisements on your sidebar. You can try both one to see the difference. It is up to you. (Thanks prabir)
Notes about the reason for selecting Tracking Script textbox: Yahoo YSlow indicates that you should add/include your scripts to the end of your page. Therefore, I prefer to write this code block into Tracking Script part. Again, it is up to you.
That’s it. Any comments are welcome.