How to upload to Azure Media Services when using HTML5 with Web API

I keep finding examples demonstrating how to upload video to Azure Media Services through a console application. I am developing an application using HTML5 with angularjs and web api, but am having trouble finding an example for uploading when you
are getting the file from a form on a web browser. The main issue I find is that I see a way to upload from a file path and no way to upload from a stream. I would like to upload the file to blob storage and then associate the file in blob storage
with the IAssetFile object, which is then associated with IAsset. It this possible and if so can you point me in the direction of some tutorials that demonstrate this? Also, I am allowing site members to upload videos and images. For this
images scenario, I saw doc. demonstrating how to start a job that will save the image into a different size, what if I need four different sizes for each image uploaded?

Hi,
the following example shows how to upload a stream into a blob and associate the blob with an asset: https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/How-to-upload-a-stream-to-d2750102.
thanks,
Julia
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