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I want to display the current position of the video that is playing. I used the MediaElement's GetValue method for position and then got the TimeSpan object but how do I print the content of this TimeSpan object.
This is what I have in my javascript -
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When I used the "Text" property in the main <TextBlock> instead of <TextBlock.foreground>, I was able to update the text dynamically.
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Actually alert() worked and I used to see channel-txt object and it was a TextBlock object. Is there any other way I can do this?
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Using TextBlock object and I want to dynamically change the Text property in this object. My xaml file looks like this -
<TextBlock x:Name="channel_txt" FontSize="20" Canvas.Left="320" Canvas.Top="46.566" FontFamily="Arial"><TextBlock.Foreground>
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Thanks for the reply.
I didn't follow what you meant by loading the list using webservice?
So I shouldn't use the asxcontrol.asx file to load the videos?
This is what I would like to do - I have say 5 videos in my list, then from the player, I enter video # 1, then video 1 should play and so on..
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Thanks for the reply. I didn't create the playlist but just use the ASX file to add all the shows that I want to be played.
I want to be able to select which show gets played rather than all the shows being played one after the other from the ASX file.
the XAML code -
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I load a playlist using asxcontrol file. Then I want to select a video from this playlist and play.
Any ideas how this can be achieved.
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I have a video that is 16:9 aspect ratio. In the expression studio's design window, the aspect ratio (still image) looks the correct aspect ratio but when I run the solution, it opens up on the web page as a 4:3 aspect ratio. What could be the issue.
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I was wondering if Silverlight can play divx files or it can only play the windows media files.
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[quote user="swildermuth"]
The media element doesn't support play speed at the moment so there is no way to play at high speed (which is what FF/REW indicate). You can move the position forward and back (like skip 5 seconds on a tivo) but not play at high or low speed.
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Thanks for the reply. I guess I will have to ...