i am using MediaElement FOR AUDIO PLAY/STOP. I want to get time duration the audio will run for like we get in Winamp. Also is there some event which is fired when the audio playback finishes.
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Have u tried using the Timeline.Duration Property ?
http://windowssdk.msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpref33/html/T_System_Windows_Media_Animation_Timeline.asp
Good luck
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trun_gup wrote:i am using MediaElement FOR AUDIO PLAY/STOP. I want to get time duration the audio will run for like we get in Winamp. Also is there some event which is fired when the audio playback finishes.
Quick question.
I am building a media player / portable storage application, but have been writting custom C# classes / methods to do everything and to interact with Lame.
What are the requirements I would need to start converting over to WinFX?
Do I just need to download the WinFX runtime / sdk, or do I also need to be running Vista?
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THNKS.. IT Worked
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H4LOPR1CK: You need WinFX runtime (WinFX RC) and WinFX SDK. No need for Vista if you just want to create simple programs.
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footballism
Another Paradigm Shift!
Halvor wrote:No need for Vista if you just want to create simple programs.
This statement is completely wrong. what do you mean by "simple programs?
Sheva
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footballism wrote:
Halvor wrote: No need for Vista if you just want to create simple programs.
This statement is completely wrong. what do you mean by "simple programs?
Sheva
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footballism
Another Paradigm Shift!
H4L0PR1CK wrote:
footballism wrote: Halvor wrote: No need for Vista if you just want to create simple programs.
This statement is completely wrong. what do you mean by "simple programs?
Sheva
So I do need Vista?
WPF can run on Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Vista, so Vista is not a necessity.
Sheva
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footballism wrote:
WPF can run on Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Vista, so Vista is not a necessity.
Sheva
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footballism wrote:WPF can run on Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Vista, so Vista is not a necessity.
Sheva
WPF is not the only part of WinFX. -
footballism
Another Paradigm Shift!
andokai wrote:
footballism wrote:WPF can run on Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Vista, so Vista is not a necessity.
Sheva
WPF is not the only part of WinFX.
Did I say that before?
Sheva
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No but the original question was:
What are the requirements I would need to start converting over to WinFX?
Do I just need to download the WinFX runtime / sdk, or do I also need to be running Vista?
Not all of WinFX runs on XP. -
Sorry for for the wrong statement. I wrote in a hurry, and i dont even bother explaining what i meant.. I agree with your quotes.
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