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ENDMARKER (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

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1/6/2010

This element specifies a marker at which the Windows Media Player control will stop rendering the stream.

Syntax

<ENDMARKER
    NUMBER="marker number"
    NAME="marker name"
/>

Parameters

  • NUMBER
    The number of a numeric marker in the index.

    The default value is the end of the content.

  • NAME
    The name of a named marker in the index.

    The default value is the end of the content.

Parent/Child Information

Hierarchy Allowed element

Parent elements

ENTRY, REF

Child elements

None

Remarks

This element specifies the marker where the WMP control is to stop rendering the stream defined in the parent ENTRY or REF element.

Note

   The ENDMARKER element should have a value for either the NUMBER or NAME attribute, but not both.

The ENDMARKER element takes precedence over the DURATION element. If the ENDMARKER is hit before the time specified by DURATION has elapsed, playback will end.

An ENDMARKER element defined within a REF element takes precedence over an ENDMARKER defined within the REF element's parent ENTRY element.

If the marker specified by an ENDMARKER element occurs earlier in the stream than the marker defined by a STARTMARKER element, no content plays, but no error is generated.

Example

<ENDMARKER NUMBER="17" />
<ENDMARKER NAME="Marker_StopHere" />

See Also

Reference

ASX Elements Reference