How to Play a video in windows ce wtih C# code
Hi every one I'am working on new poket PC application on the symbol device wiht visual studio 2005 C# and i need to play a vedio with my application
How can i do this
please any one help me.
If it's Windows Mobile (and your post indicates it is, though the tags do not), the easiest way is to just host the Media Player ActiveX control. There's an MSDN article that explains it in detail.
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As mentioned in the question i need to create a screen saver in my application
But i´m struggling to find a method that i can apply in my software
The problem is that i need to detect any kind of activity in the program, and if the time of inactivity if over a certain value, this form shows. And when this form shows after any activity it must hide and the timer must restart
I´m using Visual studio 2015, with the 3.9 compact .NET framework, and i´m developing the application to a windows embedded 2013
Thank you all for the attention
Have a nice day
The PowerManager subsytem can give this information to you in Windows CE and Windows Mobile.
MSDN:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa923909.aspx
Blog post example:
https://www.dzhang.com/blog/2010/01/09/detecting-user-activity-or-inactivity-in-windows-mobile
See if these are available in the newer version (Windows Embedded 2013)
I know it is somehow possible to implement a windows media player in a form with Visual C#.
The info for that is here: How to add the libraries and here How to code it.
But my project is in Visual C++ and I'm having a hard time finding how to do the same. It is a windows store application based on an example from a Hearth Rate Bluetooth monitor.
My goal is to play a video while the data acquisition occurs.
The answer is Windows Store App can't handle ActiveX controls. At least in a straightforward way.
The solution was to implement a MediaElement from the Toolbox into the XAML page. That element is easy to use with mediaElement.Play() and mediaElement.SetSource()
I have been investigating into application (not games) development on Xbox but i could not find any help or tutorial which i could use as a starting point for my project like a basic template.
I have an Xbox Live Account which i know is needed for app submission.
I have gone through alot of links like this
But it doesnt provide help on following points like :
1.Which IDE to use (does VS 2012 for Windows Phone or for Windows 8 work?)
2.is C# the language to use(i would prefer to use this)
3.Any basic starter app/template (with newest SDK, as i have seen a few samples they fail to load)
Any help would be largely appreciated
You can't develop Apps for Xbox (360 or one) with the public SDK (XNA).
Xna allows you to create video game for the indie market only.
To be able to create video game for XBLA market or apps store, you need to be a official video game editor/compagny and in partnership with Microsoft.
Visual Studios seems to be what most developers would use for xbox.
As for languages if your looking to develop apps for xbox and not games, you could use C# or WPF.
Hope this was a bit helpful.
I build 2 application one for android and one for pc
My application is to make the camera of android mobile appear inside application of C#
but I didn't use DirecShow in my application..
it's work good ..but still I have to make the application of c# which display the camera
appear as an option inside Skype and MSN which I think make this application like driver
any help to do that will be great
Thanks
I don't think you can write a windows driver in c#. Maybe you should begin reading here: Windows Driver Kit (WDK)
Does anybody know how to customize the Windows Jump-List feature related to my own application in C#? I know it can be done, but I cannot find anything C#/Windows7 related on MSDN yet. The only info related to W7 and C# I can find so far is just compatibility junk which I've already read.
Thanks all
Baeltazor
You can do this with the Windows API Code Pack
There is a sample in Samples\Shell\TaskbarDemo\CS which shows you how to customise the Jump List and icon.