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  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Paul Yanez  on  Nov 14, 2009 (1 week ago)
    Tags: MediaElement , Videos , DownloadProgress , DownloadProgressChanged
    In this fourth tutorial from the series of building a Hulu inspired video player, Paul Yanez is building a download progress bar.

    We will take the design of our download progress bar and set it’s width equal to the position of the video’s DownloadProgress property. To make this auto-update we will hook into the ‘DownloadProgressChanged’ event.



  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Paul Yanez  on  Nov 13, 2009 (1 week ago)
    Tags: ProgressBar , MediaElement , Bindings , Tutorials
    This is part 3 in the series of Paul Yanez on building a Hulu inspired video playerand and in this tutorial he is building a progress bar.

    We will take the design of our progress bar and set it’s width equal to the position of the video’s current position. To make this dynamic and without needing to write any code we will use the concept of Binding.


  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Oct 12, 2009 (1 month ago)
    Tags: MediaElement , Custom Behaviors
    Fons Sonnemans will convince you that controlling a MediaElement in Silverlight isn't a difficult job.

    You use the Play(), Stop() and Pause() methods in your code. I have written the 'ControlMediaElementAction' Behavior which makes it even easier. You don't have to write a single line of code. The ControlMediaElementAction is associated with a MediaElement. It has a ControlMediaElementOption which you can set to Play, Stop, Pause and RewindAndPlay. The Invoke() methods controls (Plays, Stops, Pauses and RewindAndPlays) the AssociatedObject (MediaElement).

  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Jun 29, 2009 (4 months ago)
    Tags: Media , Music , Effects , WPF , MediaElement , Controls
    David Kelley has built a new 'MediaElement' class that solves the problem with sound in Silverlight and WPF and can make your life much easier for building composite apps.

    In doing Silverlight Simon and friends and then trying to port the uber tile from Silverlight to WPF I found that for doing quick short sounds there was a limit in Silverlight and WPF to the preformance and bahavior you can expect. WPF's 'MediaElement' is just horride but even in Silverlight if I try to use the same media element to play 2 short 2 second clips with in 1 second you will get issues.