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first try to remove "Binding"<Binding Source="Binding CurrentMediaItem" />
<Binding Source="CurrentMediaItem" />
first try to remove "Binding"<Binding Source="Binding CurrentMediaItem" />
<Binding Source="CurrentMediaItem" />
Sorry, this was just a writing mistake, because I tried all combinations. I have tried without "binding" in advance. It doesn't show the content of CP_MovieGeneral.inc.first try to remove "Binding"
There is a #DEFINE available to do such kind of debugging, but it's commented out by default (performance).Are there any binding failures printed to the logs like WPF does in VS Output window?
If not we should add some logs.
Wouldn't it be better to have an cmd line argument to turn it on and off? Or a (hidden) setting?There is a #DEFINE available to do such kind of debugging, but it's commented out by default (performance).Are there any binding failures printed to the logs like WPF does in VS Output window?
If not we should add some logs.
But I think here the DataContext is not correct, should be probably the TemplatedParent (as it's the PlayerControl providing the MediaItem)
There is nothing in the logs about thatAre there any binding failures printed to the logs like WPF does in VS Output window?
If not we should add some logs.
I also thought about datacontext. "MediaItem" is part of FanArtHandlerModel as far as I understood. "CurrentMediaItem" is from "PlayerModel"? Hmm, about #DEFINE I have no clueThere is a #DEFINE available to do such kind of debugging, but it's commented out by default (performance).
But I think here the DataContext is not correct, should be probably the TemplatedParent (as it's the PlayerControl providing the MediaItem)
Which additional screenshots do you like to have? I'd say something from movie / series / audio view would be nice
Those I can not offer, because my MP2 has no TV tuner. Would be great, if you can take those screenshots.
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