You can add media content by creating a C1MediaItem object and then setting its C1MediaItem.MediaSource property to the location of your media file. In this topic, you will add a video file to the media player in the Properties window, in XAML, and in code.

At Design Time (Visual Studio)

To add video content, complete the following steps:

1. Click the C1MediaPlayer control once to select it.
2. Find the Items property and click its ellipsis button . The Collection Editor: Items dialog box opens.
3. Click Add to add a C1MediaItem object the C1MediaPlayer control.
4. In the Properties grid, set the following:
   • Set the MediaSource property to "http://download.componentone.com/pub/Videos/Trevor%20Does%20Silverlight.wmv".
   • Set the C1MediaItem.Title property to "Trevor Does Silverlight".
5. Click the OK to close the Collection Editor: Items dialog box.
6. Run the program and observe that content is loaded into the control.

At Design Time (Blend)

To add video content using Blend, complete the following steps:

1. Click the C1MediaPlayer control once to select it.
2. Under the Properties panel, find the Items property and click its ellipsis button (…). The C1MediaItem Collection Editor: Items dialog box opens.
3. Click Add Another Item to add a C1MediaItem object the C1MediaPlayer control.
4. In the Properties grid, set the following:
   • Set the MediaSource property to " http://download.componentone.com/pub/Videos/Trevor%20Does%20Silverlight.wmv".
   • Set the Title property to "Trevor Does Silverlight".
5. Click the OK to close the C1MediaItem Collection Editor: Items dialog box.
6. Run the project.

In XAML

To add video content using XAML, complete the following:

1. Place the following markup between the  <c1mediaplayer:C1MediaPlayer> and </c1mediaplayer:C1MediaPlayer> tags:        

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   <c1mediaplayer:C1MediaItem MediaSource="http://download.componentone.com/pub/Videos/Trevor%20Does%20Silverlight.wmv" Title="Trevor Does Silverlight" Name="C1MediaPlayer1" />

    

2. Run the program and observe that content is loaded into the control.

In Code

To add video content using code, complete the following steps:

1. Open the Window1.xaml.cs page and import the following namespace:

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   Imports C1.WPF.MediaPlayer

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   using C1.WPF.MediaPlayer;

    

2. Place the following code beneath the InitializeComponent() method:

    

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   'Create a C1MediaItem object Dim C1MediaItem1 As New C1MediaItem() 'Create a Uri object that contains the media file's path Dim Uri1 As New Uri("http://download.componentone.com/pub/Videos/Trevor%20Does%20Silverlight.wmv") 'Set the C1MediaItems content source to the Uri object C1MediaItem1.MediaSource = Uri1 'Name the media item C1MediaItem1.Title = "Trevor Does Silverlight" 'Add the media item to the media player C1MediaPlayer1.Items.Add(C1MediaItem1)

    

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   //Create a C1MediaItem object C1MediaItem C1MediaItem1 = new C1MediaItem(); //Create a Uri object that contains the media file's path Uri Uri1 = new Uri("http://download.componentone.com/pub/Videos/Trevor%20Does%20Silverlight.wmv"); //Set the C1MediaItems content source to the Uri object C1MediaItem1.MediaSource = Uri1; //Name the media item C1MediaItem1.Title = "Trevor Does Silverlight"; //Add the media item to the media player c1MediaPlayer1.Items.Add(C1MediaItem1);

    

3. Run the program and observe that content is loaded into the control.