Main menu or a context menu with some of the same functionality. This allows us to easily re-use the functionality in case we want to add e.g. Notice the use of WPF commands, instead of click events for the buttons. All of the controls used here have been explained previously in the tutorial, so we won't focus too Shown, and the bottom, where we find a status bar, complete with a time status, a Slider for seeing and controlling progress and a ProgressBar for showing the volume. The interface has been split into three vertical areas: The top, where the toolbar is located, the middle, where the video (if a video file is loaded) is In the end, you can of course see the entire source code, ready for you to play with. Let me tell you a bit about how this thing was built. Once a video is loaded, the interface automatically expands to show the video content inside the window: The result will look something like this:īut that's just when it plays audio/MP3 files.
Previously in this article, and turn it all into a WPF Media Player. I will take the concepts used in the articles about playing audio and video and combine them with several controls which we have already discussed MediaPlayer/MediaElement classes can handle both audio and video. Audio & Video: How-to: Creating a complete Audio/Video playerĪs a conclusion to the last chapters on playing audio and video, I decided to create a more complete sample, where we take advantage of the fact that the
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