My particular question is with the URL - How do I code a "navigate" to an internet address and how do I "navigate" to an mp3 file that I want to include with the compiled application?
I can easily do this in VB6 but am lost with 2005.
Thanks
You can use the MediaPlayer control in VB 2005 pretty much the same way you did in VB6. Here's what I did:
1) Add the control to the Toolbox by right clicking the Toolbox, selecting "Choose Items...", picking the COM Components tab, and checking the box for the Windows Media Player control.
2) Drag/drop the Windows Media Control onto your form.
3) Play a music file by setting the Url property on the player, e.g.,
Player.URL = "http://www.microsoft.com/rockinmusic.mp3" That's all I had to do. -Sean
I am trying to control Windows MediaPlayer using .Net remoting. I created a Windows Service and was able to control MediaPlayer within the service. Next I created a remotable object and exposed that object through the Windows service and moved my MediaPlayer control into the remotable object.
Though I am able to see the properties and method returns I expect to see in the client when the remotable object is accessed, I do not appear to be able to control MediaPlayer. The MediaPlayer objects are all visible and have seemingly appropriate values but when I execute the play() method, I do not get sound but if I use the same code directly in the service, I do get sound.
Any help at all would be greatly appreciated.
Dale
WebBrowswer.Navigate(TextBox.Text)
Whatever the textbox is, is where the broswer will go. You can also use a string instead:
strSite = "www.msn.com"
WebBrowswer.Navigate(strSite)
I hope that helps you
or process.start(http://www.xxxx.com/music1.mp3)
i did the same steps above but the media player control dosen't appear in the toolbox
what should i do ..
