Actually, there is one. Fox Media Player ships with VFP 9.0.


>Hey folks. MS has not posted any VFP examples that access and use Windows Media Player. It can be done, but I do not have the knowledge. If you do, see if you can use the information below to create the lines of code or explanation for each item so that all VFP users may be able to use them.
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>Here is some information to help us get started:
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>MediaPlayer?.Play( )
>MediaPlayer?.Pause( )
>MediaPlayer?.Stop( )
>MediaPlayer?.Open( sTitleName )
>MediaPlayer?.Next( )
>MediaPlayer?.Previous( )
>MediaPlayer?.Cancel( )
>MediaPlayer?.SetCurrentEntry( lWhichEntry )
>MediaPlayer?.FastForward( )
>MediaPlayer?.FastReverse( )
>lRetVal = MediaPlayer?.GetCurrentEntry( )
>sRetVal = MediaPlayer?.GetMarkerName( lMarkerNum )
>dblRetVal = MediaPlayer?.GetMarkerTime( lMarkerNum )
>sRetVal = MediaPlayer?.GetMediaInfoString( lMediaInfoType )
>sRetVal = MediaPlayer?.GetMediaParameter( lEntryNum, sName )
>sRetVal = MediaPlayer?.GetMediaParameterName( lEntryNum, lParamNum )
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>Here is a link to Microsoft's MSDN WMP methods.
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>http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wcesdkr/html/wcesdkrwmp_methods.asp