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WPF Soup To Nuts: Multimedia

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Wow!  We're already at Part 14 of my 18 part webcast series in Windows Presentation Foundation.  Today's webcast is all about Multimedia.  I'll show you how you can add Audio, Video and even Speech to your applications in a very easy to use manner.  The Multimedia capabilites of WPF are amazing and including them in your application is very easy.  Join me in this webcast as I show you.

You can sign up right here and as always, my demo code is attached to this post.

See you there!

Bill

https://www.joyofflight.com/WPFMultimedia.zip

Comments

  • Anonymous
    November 08, 2007
    Vista Business N edition doesn't have Windows Media Player installed hence using MediaElement class in the application will not work. Is there a way to play media files without asking user to install Windows Media Player?

  • Anonymous
    November 11, 2007
    No... you must have Windows Media Player 10+ installed.  The MediaElement is a wrapper to it's functionallity. Any version of Windows with the N designation, indicates "No Media Player Capability" as a result of the EU Consent Decree.  There is nothing we can do to change that.  The only option is to install the player manually. From my understanding, very, very few installations of N actually exist as it costs the same as the "normal" Vista license.  There is really no consumer benefit to it that I see. Bill