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I've tried MediaElement with a .ts file - its not interested (HRESULT: 0xC00D11B1).

The TS file plays with WMP no problems (Cannot seem to play it in graphedt though?)

I thought MediaElement was supposed to support what WMP supported?

Update: This is on Windows 7 by the way (apparently it has a slightly different media stack if that makes a difference, WMF etc)

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Jeremiah Morrill is your man - http://wpfmediakit.codeplex.com.

This will not work in SL but will definitely play them on WPF proper.

adamhill
i've downloaded the WMK but from a quick poke around (i.e. trying to play a .TS file in the supplied application) it does not appear to support TS... I will delve further in
Schneider
Does compiling your app as x86 make a difference?
Jeremiah Morrill
@jeremiah totally out of context, but yes I eventually got around to testing WMK (after installing TSFileSource) and yes I did have problems getting it to display any video (worked fine at design time!). After reading your comment here I change to x86 and it works...
Schneider
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WPFMediaKit does work but you need to install a MPEG-TS "source filter" to allow DirectShow to read from the transport stream container.

I used TSFileSource.

Also be careful on x64 vs x86... so far I have only managed to get it working when using all x86 components.

Schneider
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Hello,

I'm stuck in a similar problem. I'm using MediaUriElement from WpfMediaKit to render video managing their opacities and zIndexes, and it works just fine. However i cant render any video streams (mms for instance). (I tried VideoMixingRender9 and EnhancedVideorenderer with no success)

Can you help me?

One more thing: In Windows XP i cant render anything, can you help me with this too?

Thanks, Regards, Ângelo Moreira (PT)

Ângelo Moreira