context menu through play video file wpf media element.....

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i have created media player in WPF and also this media player all functionality working properly
but problem is that
if i right click on any video file and open with my media player this time my media player only console blink i.e not playing video file.

so what should i do.........

follow this steps to exactly what i want :

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hello sir
my question is that in my computer drive for eg:D:\myfile.avi(choose any video file in from your PC)
if i right click on this file ,context menu will be open and we have to display
play with VLC media player etc
and OPEN WITH option also showing there if i browse D:\myfile.avi file this file i want to open in my media player i.e wpf MEDIA ELEMENT

Posted 28-Apr-12 7:34am

ram salunke

Updated 9-May-12 14:55pm

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Richard MacCutchan 28-Apr-12 13:37pm

What exactly are you having problems with?

ram salunke 9-May-12 20:52pm

hello sir
my question is that in my computer drive for eg:D:\myfile.avi
if i right click on this file ,context menu will be open and we have to display
play with VLC media player etc
and OPEN WITH option also showing there if i browse D:\myfile.avi file this file i want to open in my media player i.e wpf MEDIA ELEMENT

Sandeep Mewara 29-Apr-12 1:51am

We cannot work out where are you stuck. Please elaborate and be specific.
Use the "Improve question" link to edit your question and provide better information.

ram salunke 9-May-12 20:52pm

hello sir
my question is that in my computer drive for eg:D:\myfile.avi
if i right click on this file ,context menu will be open and we have to display
play with VLC media player etc
and OPEN WITH option also showing there if i browse D:\myfile.avi file this file i want to open in my media player i.e wpf MEDIA ELEMENT

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2012-05-09T22:07:00

Solution 2

Your question is still not totally clear, but I have a feeling this article[^] may offer at least part of what you want.

Posted 9-May-12 22:07pm

Richard MacCutchan

SaurabhSavaliya · Answer 2 · 2012-04-30T02:11:00

Solution 1

hi,

can you explain how you do it? Bcoz right now i m also working on it. If you can than it's very helpful for me.

Thanks,
Saurabh

Posted 30-Apr-12 2:11am

SaurabhSavaliya