Re: Play MP3 C#

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I believe you can use a DirectShow filter to stream it (IIRC WinMo supports MMS streams anyway).


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"miguelito928" <miguelito928@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:716269E8-5803-4F4D-9823-C0019BC6F2A4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
This is indeed helpful and I'll mark your response as an answer to my
original question. I am just glad to hear that there is support at all for
playing MP3's on the mobile platforms.

I neglected to mention this in my post (because I was desperate to even find
how to play an MP3 at all), but my real need is to be able to stream MP3 to
the mobile device in my custom written app. I actually have another radio
stream delivered over the MMS protocol as well that needs to be incorporated
into the app.

I have successfully written some code that first downloads the mp3 file
locally to the device to a temp location and then plays it using the P/Invoke
code you provided. I had to do it this way because apparently that method
you provided only accepts local paths. Is there a way to make this stream?

I could perhaps live with the downloading first, but the radio stream
delivered over MMS would still be a problem.

Any ideas?

Thank you.

.

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