My previous article on Silverlight demonstrated how to use the MediaElement control to playback media files. This bare-bones control simply plays back a media file—it does not have visual controls allowing you to pause or advance the media (although you can do this programmatically). This article will show you how to build a Silverlight application that reassembles the YouTube player, allowing you to visually control the playback of the media.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Untapped Silverlight Powers: Create Your Own Media Player
My previous article on Silverlight demonstrated how to use the MediaElement control to playback media files. This bare-bones control simply plays back a media file—it does not have visual controls allowing you to pause or advance the media (although you can do this programmatically). This article will show you how to build a Silverlight application that reassembles the YouTube player, allowing you to visually control the playback of the media.
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