#NSSTPLUGIN NETWORK VIDEO TOOLKIT WINDOWS#

Media files are embedded in the app package by placing them in the platform project. Play media embedded in the app packageĪ MediaElement can play media files that are embedded in the app package, using the ms-appx:/// URI scheme.

Files that come from the app's local and temporary data folders, using the ms-appdata:/// URI scheme.įor more information about these URI schemes, see URI schemes.

A resource embedded in the platform application, using the ms-appx:/// URI scheme.

Local media can be played from the following sources: MediaElement will then use the platform playback controls where available. Media playback controls are disabled by default, and are enabled by setting the ShowsPlaybackControls property to true. To suppress automatic media playback, set the AutoPlay property to false. This is accomplished by setting the Source property to the URI of the media file: īy default, the media that is defined by the Source property plays immediately after the media is opened. Play remote mediaĪ MediaElement can play remote media files using the HTTP and HTTPS URI schemes.

#NSSTPLUGIN NETWORK VIDEO TOOLKIT WINDOWS#

For information about supported media formats on the Universal Windows Platform (UWP), see Supported codecs. In addition, MediaElement includes Play, Pause, and Stop methods.įor information about supported media formats on Android, see Supported media formats on.

SeekCompleted is fired when the seek point of a requested seek operation is ready for playback.

MediaFailed is fired when there's an error associated with the media source.

MediaEnded is fired when the MediaElement finishes playing its media.

MediaOpened is fired when the media stream has been validated and opened.

The MediaElement class also defines four events:

These properties, with the exception of the CanSeek property, are backed by BindableProperty objects, which means that they can be targets of data bindings, and styled. This property uses a TwoWay binding, and its default value is 1. Volume, of type double, determines the media's volume, which is represented on a linear scale between 0 and 1.VideoWidth, of type int, indicates the width of the control.VideoHeight, of type int, indicates the height of the control.Source, of type MediaSource, indicates the source of the media loaded into the control.Speed, of type double, determines the playback speed of the media.

On WPF, no system controls are supported so this property has no effect. There is no way of keeping the controls visible at all times. Note that on iOS the controls are only shown for a brief period after interacting with the screen. The default value of this property is false. ShowsPlaybackControls, of type bool, determines whether the platforms playback controls are displayed.This property uses a TwoWay binding, and its default value is TimeSpan.Zero. Position, of type TimeSpan, describes the current progress through the media's playback time.KeepScreenOn, of type bool, determines whether the device screen should stay on during media playback.IsLooping, of type bool, describes whether the currently loaded media source should resume playback from the start after reaching its end.This is a read-only property whose default value is null. Duration, of type TimeSpan?, indicates the duration of the currently opened media.This is a read-only property, whose default value is MediaElementState.Closed. CurrentState, of type MediaElementState, indicates the current status of the control.CanSeek, of type bool, indicates whether media can be repositioned by setting the value of the Position property.The default value of this property is 0.0. BufferingProgress, of type double, indicates the current buffering progress.The default value of this property is true. AutoPlay, of type bool, indicates whether media playback will begin automatically when the Source property is set.The default value of this property is AspectFit. Aspect, of type Aspect, determines how the media will be scaled to fit the display area.MediaElement defines the following properties: MediaElement is available on iOS, Android, the Universal Windows Platform (UWP), macOS, Windows Presentation Foundation, and Tizen.

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