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Hi,

I am receiving a XML file with embedded Base64 encoded file from a networkstream. What I would like to do is write the Base64 to a MemoryStream in chunks.
Right now whenever I do a NetworkStream.R ead, it blocks until it has read everything. I would like it to read the first X characters, check if it is already on the Base64 (I am throwing away all the wrapping XML) and stream it to the MemoryStream directly instead of first reading everything and then streaming everyting to the output stream.

I don't think I can do this asynchronously since the MemoryStream is my return object of the main method.
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