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 MediaPortal
is an Open
Source application ideal for turning your PC / TV into a very advanced Media
Center.
MediaPortal allows you to listen to your
favorite music & radio, watch and store your videos and DVDs,
view, schedule and record live TV as a digital video recorder and much
much more. You get MediaPortal as Open Source software. This means you
can help in developing MediaPortal or tweak it for your own
needs with lots of innovating plugins from our great community.
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|  Wpf (.net 3.0) Hi! I have start coding in WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) and wow what cool 3D stuff you can do, including showing several videos easy. But I see a limitation as the video source is Microsoft MediaPlayer, so how can I build my own graphs? I like to do a nice client for the TV server. Anyone knows if I can use DirectShowLib as a "player" in WPF or can I in C# build a filter (.ax) with my own graph that mediaplayer uses? Thanks! |
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