The problem is that Banshee seems to be a really big project, and I couldn't
find a tutorial on how to implement Banshee in my C# project :-|
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On 06/19/2012 06:16 AM, Achim123 wrote:
The problem is that Banshee seems to be a really big project, and I couldn't
find a tutorial on how to implement Banshee in my C# project :-|
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Banshee uses gstreamer as a cross platform media playback framework.
What you need to do is look at Banshees source code to see how they
use gstreamer and then port your app to use that on Linux/MacOS. You
can continue using WMP on windows if you wish.
Alan
On 19 June 2012 11:16, Achim123
Can you recommend a cross-plattform media player? I'm not bound to WMP. I
mostly need to play WMV and AVI plus MP3 and WMA, but the focus is on the
video files/formats.
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Achim123 wrote
Can you recommend a cross-plattform media player? I'm not bound to WMP. I
mostly need to play WMV and AVI plus MP3 and WMA, but the focus is on the
video files/formats.
The best you can learn from it Banshee, built on GStreamer,
http://banshee.fm/
Note that Banshee is
Hello everyone,
I'm new to Mono and will try to make myself as clear as possible: I've
written a program in C# on Win32 and want to export it to Linux and Mac so
my work mates will be able to use it as well.
*What does it do?*
Most of it is text editor with a few specific things we need at work,
Sorry for not copying list originally, maybe someone else knows
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On Jun 17, 2012 12:41 PM, Achim Skuta achim.sk...@googlemail.com wrote:
Do you have an idea how I could avoid this problem? I looked around for a
solution to implement another player than Windows Media Player,
Whoops, include the list
The root of your problem is that windows media player does not exist
on linux (for obvious reasons ;) ). If you want an application which
can play media files on different platforms, you'll either have to
write a platform specific media playing backend or use a cross
