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| Guest | MediaElement using MediaClock I'm trying to use a MediaElement to play a video, to which I'm connecting a Slider as a progressbar/scrubber. Video would work fine with the simple MediaElement controls, but now that I'm using a MediaClock, I can't seem to get any video. Here's what I have-- a file dialog is popped up and I want the MediaElement to be sourced to that chosen file. Worked fine when I used MediaElement.Source, but going through the MediaTimeline doesn't seem to work. private void OpenFile(object sender, EventArgs e) { Microsoft.Win32.OpenFileDialog ofd = new Microsoft.Win32.OpenFileDialog(); ofd.Filter = "Video Files|*.AVI;*.WMF;*.WMV;*.MPG;*.MPEG|All Files (*.*)|*.*"; bool? success = ofd.ShowDialog(); if (success != null && (bool) success) { Uri source = new Uri(@"file:///" + ofd.FileName); MediaTimeline mt = new MediaTimeline(source); MediaClock mc = mt.CreateClock(); videoDisplay.Clock = mc; mc.CurrentTimeInvalidated += new EventHandler(mc_CurrentTimeInvalidated); mc.Controller.Begin(); } } Thanks! -greg |
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