Media Player SDK Delphi VisioForge Media Player SDK allows programmers to easily integrate video, audio and DVD playback into their software applications. It also allows you to draw overlay bitmap and text over the video with effects. Nov 22, 2013 windows media player in delphi. How to stretch media player dimensions to fit the panel1? Are there any other commands for this wrapper that are useful?

Hi, I'm migrating a D7 application to Vista that uses the windows media player 6.4 activex control. Since Vista no longer includes te 6.4 player (mplayer2.exe), the compatibility mode of version 11 is automatically invoked. In an open dialog component I created that includes the WMP control to preview videos, the WMP control is resizing itself to the origianl size of the video and is not reflecting the width, height, or align properties that I assign to the control. My dialog component is similar to the Delphi TOpenPictureDialog dialog in that the preview area controls (including the WMP control) are added via code at runtime. Another unit in my project that uses a WMP control established in design mode DOES correctly resize the video to fit within the WMP control's bounds.

I've seen some older posts suggesting some possible work arounds (i.e., IOleInPlaceObject.SetObjectRects, first setting the wmp's parent to null, etc.) but nothing seems to work for me. The WMP control is always sized to fit the video's original size as if I clicked the 'Fit player to video on start' option within the actual windows media player 11 application's video size menu. I also tried importing the WMP11 activex control (WMPLib_TLB) and using it, but encounterd the exact same behavior. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can get the WMP control to correctly size itself via code and stretch the video to fit within the sized WMP's bounds?

File Psd Undangan Pernikahan more. Thanks, Jeff Jeff 08.01.08 6:23. One solution that I have discovered to my WMP video sizing issue is to import the WMPLib_TLB, cast the 6.4 media player's OleObject, and then set the player's UIMode property to 'mini'. The code below is included in the method that I use to create the 6.4 WMP.

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// Cast the 6.4 Media Player to WMP11 and set uiMode. // This gets around the resizing issue with Vista and WMP 11. If IsWMP64Installed = False then // Custom method to determine if wmp version is 6.4 begin with FMediaPlayer do (IDispatch(OleObject) as IWMPPlayer4).uiMode:='mini'; end; Using the above approach, the video is correctly sized to fit the wmp object's bounds. In my case the wmp object is located within a panel and the wmp object's align property is set to alClient. I still would be interested to learn if anyone knows of a way to properly fit the video within a sized 6.4 wmp object without explicitly casting it to IWMPPlayer4. Thanks, Jeff.

Pada langkah yang keenam lalu masukan kode dibawah ini seperti gambar dibawah saja, caranya double klik media playernya di form. If Button = btStop then begin MediaPlayer1.Position:=0; ProgressBar1.Position:=0; end else if Button = btStep then begin if ((MediaPlayer1.Position+5000)0) then MediaPlayer1.Position:=MediaPlayer1.Position-5000 else MediaPlayer1.Position:=0; MediaPlayer1.Play; end; end.