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Hello,
Im embedding wmp ocx(6.4) on html andembedding html on the evc++ app.
amd im able to control the app quite well. but is it possible to find
whether the wmp on the pie is
1.playing the file
2.stopped
3.started
etc
from my application?
may be thru
case WM_ACTIVATE:
???
the reason for this is when the video file is played i want to change the
html screen automatically (say from sample1.htm to sample2.htm thru
sendmessage())
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Thanks,
Arvind
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The SDK says there's a Player.PlayState available with these values :
0 Playback is stopped.
1 Playback is paused.
2 Stream is playing.
3 Waiting for stream to begin.
4 Not supported in this release.
5 Not supported in this release.
6 Skipping to next.
7 Skipping to previous.
8 Stream is not open.
Does it not work in evc++ ? It says it's for the 'pocket IE activeX
control' but I'd assumed it worked for any form of embedding. Or do
you mean, your application runs separately from WMP (not embedded or
communicating with it) and you want to find out if the player on the
device is in a particular state ?
Cheers - Neil
On Wed, 4 May 2005 12:46:27 +0530, "Arvind" <arvind
r@erivasystems.com> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>Im embedding wmp ocx(6.4) on html andembedding html on the evc++ app.
>
>
>amd im able to control the app quite well. but is it possible to find
>whether the wmp on the pie is
>
>1.playing the file
>2.stopped
>3.started
>
>etc
>
>from my application?
>
>may be thru
>
>case WM_ACTIVATE:
>
>
>???
>
>
>the reason for this is when the video file is played i want to change the
>html screen automatically (say from sample1.htm to sample2.htm thru
>sendmessage())
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"Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media]" <neil@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:u18h719ncktumme4osiq910ucj1gf92d84@4ax.com...
> The SDK says there's a Player.PlayState available with these values :
>
> 0 Playback is stopped.
> 1 Playback is paused.
> 2 Stream is playing.
> 3 Waiting for stream to begin.
> 4 Not supported in this release.
> 5 Not supported in this release.
> 6 Skipping to next.
> 7 Skipping to previous.
> 8 Stream is not open.
>
> Does it not work in evc++ ? It says it's for the 'pocket IE activeX
> control' but I'd assumed it worked for any form of embedding. Or do
> you mean, your application runs separately from WMP (not embedded or
> communicating with it) and you want to find out if the player on the
> device is in a particular state ?
>
> Cheers - Neil
>
> On Wed, 4 May 2005 12:46:27 +0530, "Arvind" <arvind
> r@erivasystems.com> wrote:
>
> >Hello,
> >
> >Im embedding wmp ocx(6.4) on html andembedding html on the evc++ app.
> >
> >
> >amd im able to control the app quite well. but is it possible to find
> >whether the wmp on the pie is
> >
> >1.playing the file
> >2.stopped
> >3.started
> >
> >etc
> >
> >from my application?
> >
> >may be thru > >
> >case WM_ACTIVATE:
> >
> >
> >???
> >
> >
> >the reason for this is when the video file is played i want to change the
> >html screen automatically (say from sample1.htm to sample2.htm thru
> >sendmessage())
>