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Is there a way that when you load another wpf that it plays a video and when its finished the last frame becomes the wpf background?
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Oct-15 11:00am    
It's always possible, bit not easy to do it in a universal way. The problem is that WPF player conceals all the detail of the video (container, streams, etc.), but you need raw stream data to extract the last frame. Roughly speaking, you generally would need to download whole video, to extract that frame. For example, FFMpeg has everything to do such work.
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saad_lah 30-Oct-15 2:42am    
you can use EmguCV, Aforge.FFMPEG, VLC bindings to read frames as bitmap and show or process them, this will help http://www.emgu.com/wiki/index.php/Video_Files

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