Not so with Final Media Player - it includes everything you need. Most other video players require you to install third party software ("codecs") that enable support for the particular type of file you wish to play. Whereas in the Pocket PC version, this method never gets called? Please help? I thank you all in advance.Get Final Media Player if you are tired of messing with codecs or tired of seeing the dreaded "Windows can't open this file" error message. It appears that this is where it blows up and locks up the development environment. Public COMRECT GetClipRect( COMRECT clipRect)ĪxHost.FillInRect(clipRect, new Rectangle (0, 0, 32000, 32000)) host)) fires a NullReferenceException.ĭo you have ANY clue as to why this would occur? I can actually see that in the Windows CE version, this method gets called in AxHost.cs: host.GetParentContainer().OnUIActivate( this. host.ParentContainer is "Could not evaluate expression".
While the member of = null, the public property of this.
The Windows Media Player actually does show up on the form, however if I attempt to set a property (such as URL) or call a method I get an InvalidActiveXStateExceptionĪfter tracing this down and comparing the Pocket PC version to my Windows CE 6 version, the only difference I can see is when this is called in OleSite.cs: I then moved the code over to the Windows CE 6 environment and after some tries got the app to build, deploy and run. The sample code however is written for the Pocket PC 2003 SE Emulator. I went to where you indicated and did get the sample code to run.
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