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Wpf mediaelement playing video withouth sound
WPF: Video colors in MediaElement different from Windows Media PlayerWhy isn't WPF's MediaElement showing my DivX Video?24/7 Video Player in WPFBinding a progressbar to a mediaelement in wpf.wmv videos not playing in WPF MediaElement control in Windows 8no video but audio using wpf mediaelementMediaElement doesn't play mp3 or wavUsing WPF MediaElement with MKV video format - no audioWPF - MediaElement stops playing after position changeControling MediaElement and its source in MVVM pattern
I want to create my own video player application using a MediaElement control in WPF using MVVM. But whenever I try to open a media (.mkv) as source, the video starts playing without any sound.
When I put an .mp3 as source, I can hear the music playing so that's why it is strange.
Also, the video has sound in an other player (Kodi).
The XAML code for the control:
<MediaElement LoadedBehavior="Play" UnloadedBehavior="Manual"
Source="Binding Media" Volume="1"/>
The code for the binding:
public System.Uri Media => new System.Uri(@"d:video.mkv");
What shall be a way to hear the sound of the video?
c# wpf mvvm mediaelement
asked Mar 25 at 16:35
György TurbékGyörgy Turbék
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I want to create my own video player application using a MediaElement control in WPF using MVVM. But whenever I try to open a media (.mkv) as source, the video starts playing without any sound.
When I put an .mp3 as source, I can hear the music playing so that's why it is strange.
Also, the video has sound in an other player (Kodi).
The XAML code for the control:
<MediaElement LoadedBehavior="Play" UnloadedBehavior="Manual"
Source="Binding Media" Volume="1"/>
The code for the binding:
public System.Uri Media => new System.Uri(@"d:video.mkv");
What shall be a way to hear the sound of the video?
c# wpf mvvm mediaelement
asked Mar 25 at 16:35
György TurbékGyörgy Turbék
278 bronze badges
add a comment |
I want to create my own video player application using a MediaElement control in WPF using MVVM. But whenever I try to open a media (.mkv) as source, the video starts playing without any sound.
When I put an .mp3 as source, I can hear the music playing so that's why it is strange.
Also, the video has sound in an other player (Kodi).
The XAML code for the control:
<MediaElement LoadedBehavior="Play" UnloadedBehavior="Manual"
Source="Binding Media" Volume="1"/>
The code for the binding:
public System.Uri Media => new System.Uri(@"d:video.mkv");
What shall be a way to hear the sound of the video?
c# wpf mvvm mediaelement
asked Mar 25 at 16:35
György TurbékGyörgy Turbék
278 bronze badges
I want to create my own video player application using a MediaElement control in WPF using MVVM. But whenever I try to open a media (.mkv) as source, the video starts playing without any sound.
When I put an .mp3 as source, I can hear the music playing so that's why it is strange.
Also, the video has sound in an other player (Kodi).
The XAML code for the control:
<MediaElement LoadedBehavior="Play" UnloadedBehavior="Manual"
Source="Binding Media" Volume="1"/>
The code for the binding:
public System.Uri Media => new System.Uri(@"d:video.mkv");
What shall be a way to hear the sound of the video?
c# wpf mvvm mediaelement
c# wpf mvvm mediaelement
asked Mar 25 at 16:35
György TurbékGyörgy Turbék
278 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 16:35
György TurbékGyörgy Turbék
278 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 16:35
György TurbékGyörgy Turbék
278 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 16:35
György TurbékGyörgy Turbék
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asked Mar 25 at 16:35
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MKV is just a container which can store a number of different audio formats. More than likely WPF MediaElement cannot decode the source audio because you do not have the necessary codec(s) on your machine. Try playing a wmv video or basic mp4 video with standard audio format and the audio will work.
It's not for nothing that VLC media player ships with dozens of different audio/video decoders...
answered Mar 25 at 18:46
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MKV is just a container which can store a number of different audio formats. More than likely WPF MediaElement cannot decode the source audio because you do not have the necessary codec(s) on your machine. Try playing a wmv video or basic mp4 video with standard audio format and the audio will work.
It's not for nothing that VLC media player ships with dozens of different audio/video decoders...
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MKV is just a container which can store a number of different audio formats. More than likely WPF MediaElement cannot decode the source audio because you do not have the necessary codec(s) on your machine. Try playing a wmv video or basic mp4 video with standard audio format and the audio will work.
It's not for nothing that VLC media player ships with dozens of different audio/video decoders...
answered Mar 25 at 18:46
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MKV is just a container which can store a number of different audio formats. More than likely WPF MediaElement cannot decode the source audio because you do not have the necessary codec(s) on your machine. Try playing a wmv video or basic mp4 video with standard audio format and the audio will work.
It's not for nothing that VLC media player ships with dozens of different audio/video decoders...
answered Mar 25 at 18:46
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MKV is just a container which can store a number of different audio formats. More than likely WPF MediaElement cannot decode the source audio because you do not have the necessary codec(s) on your machine. Try playing a wmv video or basic mp4 video with standard audio format and the audio will work.
It's not for nothing that VLC media player ships with dozens of different audio/video decoders...
answered Mar 25 at 18:46
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