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4/14/2010

The Windows Media Player Mobile control can be used by both managed and native applications to replay audio and video.

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Windows Media Player 11 SDK: The Windows Media Player SDK documentation on MSDN includes reference topics for the Windows Media Player Mobile control.

Using the Windows Media Player Mobile control with Native code: The Code Guru site is a third-party website that hosts an article on adding the media player to your C++ application.

Hosting the Windows Media Player ActiveX control inside of a .NET Compact Framework application: A third-party website article on using the media player in a Form within a managed application.

Windows Mobile Features (Managed): The Microsoft.WindowsMobile.Status.SystemState class includes support for detecting the current activity of the Windows Media Player Mobile control.

Starter Kits: One of the Starter Kits controls the Windows Media Player Mobile from within a Today screen component.

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