Spoon,
Currently I am building a grid based Music player application. The player uses WMP (Windows Media Player) and this is not capable of playing one song into the next without a slight pause (it is not preloading). My plan is now to use uPlayer to play the music, if installed, and otherwise to default to WMP.
There is one problem with this plan, I can not use uPlayer because I need to be able to edit the playlist. To be able to do this I need one more properties and two more methods:
1: string[] uPlayer.PlayList // List of FileName’s
2: uPlayer:PlayList.Add(string FileName)
3: uPlayer:PlayList.Remove(int Index)
Before you say no please have a look at the player application, it is an xcopy install, it creates the database from the media files that it can locate on disk, it has a very simple interface etc. etc…
When the application is finished I will publish it, free for any one to use it (you will need Windows (sorry for the unix/linux people [at the least for now])
If you are interested let me know, I can send you a copy of the current beta.
Regards,
Frans de Wit.
Currently I am building a grid based Music player application. The player uses WMP (Windows Media Player) and this is not capable of playing one song into the next without a slight pause (it is not preloading). My plan is now to use uPlayer to play the music, if installed, and otherwise to default to WMP.
There is one problem with this plan, I can not use uPlayer because I need to be able to edit the playlist. To be able to do this I need one more properties and two more methods:
1: string[] uPlayer.PlayList // List of FileName’s
2: uPlayer:PlayList.Add(string FileName)
3: uPlayer:PlayList.Remove(int Index)
Before you say no please have a look at the player application, it is an xcopy install, it creates the database from the media files that it can locate on disk, it has a very simple interface etc. etc…
When the application is finished I will publish it, free for any one to use it (you will need Windows (sorry for the unix/linux people [at the least for now])
If you are interested let me know, I can send you a copy of the current beta.
Regards,
Frans de Wit.
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