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Liren Zhao
Is there any lib can do this ? OpenNETCF ?
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Sergey Bogdanov
You can use media player to play mp3 file. To invoke media player use
P/Invoke ShellExecuteEx (where just pass mp3 file) or CreateProcess
where you should specify media player as application that must be
executed and your mp3 file as argument. Also take a look at fmod
http://www.demsey.org/blog/default.aspx?date=2004-03-17
Best regards,
Sergey Bogdanov
P/Invoke ShellExecuteEx (where just pass mp3 file) or CreateProcess
where you should specify media player as application that must be
executed and your mp3 file as argument. Also take a look at fmod
http://www.demsey.org/blog/default.aspx?date=2004-03-17
Best regards,
Sergey Bogdanov
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Adam Tatusko, MCSD .NET, MCAD .NET, MCDBA, MCSE, M
Here's how you can do it on the .NET Framework
In your project add a reference to the ActiveMovie control type
library, it's on the COM tab.
Then use the followint code, where fileName is the name and path of
your MP3 file.
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string fileName = @"C:\music.mp3";
QuartzTypeLib.FilgraphManager filgraphManager = new
QuartzTypeLib.FilgraphManager();
QuartzTypeLib.IMediaControl mediaControl =
(QuartzTypeLib.IMediaControl)filgraphManager;
mediaControl.RenderFile(fileName);
mediaControl.Run();
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Also, you can use mediaControl.Stop() to stop playint the MP3
In your project add a reference to the ActiveMovie control type
library, it's on the COM tab.
Then use the followint code, where fileName is the name and path of
your MP3 file.
*************************
string fileName = @"C:\music.mp3";
QuartzTypeLib.FilgraphManager filgraphManager = new
QuartzTypeLib.FilgraphManager();
QuartzTypeLib.IMediaControl mediaControl =
(QuartzTypeLib.IMediaControl)filgraphManager;
mediaControl.RenderFile(fileName);
mediaControl.Run();
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Also, you can use mediaControl.Stop() to stop playint the MP3
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Daniel Moth
....and what good is that on the CF 1.0 where COM Interop doesn't exist?!
Cheers
Daniel
Cheers
Daniel
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Adam Tatusko, MCSD .NET, MCAD .NET, MCDBA, MCSE, M
Check out CFCOM at http://www.odysseysoftware.com/cfcom_main.html
CFCOM is a Comprehensive COM and ActiveX Interop Solution for the .NET
Compact Framework
CFCOM is a Comprehensive COM and ActiveX Interop Solution for the .NET
Compact Framework
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Daniel Moth
Sure... or wait for CF 2.0 that will support it out of the box...
Cheers
Daniel
Cheers
Daniel
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Malc
Or use fmodce (www.fmod.org. Free for non-commercial use.
blurb: "FMOD supports 3d sound, midi, mods, mp3, ogg vorbis, wma, aiff,
recording, obstruction/occlusion, cd playback (analog or digital), cd
ripping, mmx, internet streaming, dsp effects, spectrum analysis, user
created samples and streams, synchronization support, ASIO, EAX 2&3,
C/C++/VB/Delphi and more."
Lane Kuo has written a very nice .NET CF wrapper in his smartphone alarm
project.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/spalarm/
The library can easily be extended to add support for the callbacks using
the standard technique of another native dll which posts messages to a
MessageWindow class in your .NET app.
fmodce is free for non commercial use and it rocks.
blurb: "FMOD supports 3d sound, midi, mods, mp3, ogg vorbis, wma, aiff,
recording, obstruction/occlusion, cd playback (analog or digital), cd
ripping, mmx, internet streaming, dsp effects, spectrum analysis, user
created samples and streams, synchronization support, ASIO, EAX 2&3,
C/C++/VB/Delphi and more."
Lane Kuo has written a very nice .NET CF wrapper in his smartphone alarm
project.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/spalarm/
The library can easily be extended to add support for the callbacks using
the standard technique of another native dll which posts messages to a
MessageWindow class in your .NET app.
fmodce is free for non commercial use and it rocks.
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Stelrad Doulton
Sorry, a bit off topic. but can you expand on the "standard technique of
another native dll which posts messages to a MessageWindow class in your
..NET app"
cheers
another native dll which posts messages to a MessageWindow class in your
..NET app"
cheers