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dotnet-framework-api
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C1.WPF.MediaPlayer.4.6.2 Assembly
- C1.Silverlight.MediaPlayer.Resources
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C1.WPF.MediaPlayer
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Classes
- C1MediaChapter
- C1MediaItem
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C1MediaPlayer
- Constructors
- Fields
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Properties
- AutoAdvance
- AutoPlay
- BufferingProgress
- BufferingTemplate
- ButtonBackground
- ButtonForeground
- DownloadProgress
- FocusBrush
- IsChapterListButtonVisible
- IsChapterListVisible
- IsFullScreen
- IsFullScreenButtonVisible
- IsItemListButtonVisible
- IsItemListVisible
- IsLoopButtonVisible
- IsLooping
- IsMuted
- IsNextButtonVisible
- IsPlayButtonVisible
- IsPlaying
- IsPositionSliderVisible
- IsPreviousButtonVisible
- IsStopButtonVisible
- IsTimePresenterVisible
- IsTitleVisible
- IsVolumeControlVisible
- Items
- ItemsView
- MediaState
- MediaTransform
- MouseOverBrush
- MoveCurrentToCommand
- NaturalDuration
- NextCommand
- PauseCommand
- PausedTemplate
- PlayCommand
- Position
- PressedBrush
- PreviousCommand
- ScreenExtension
- SeekCommand
- StopCommand
- SuperimposeButtonsFullScreen
- SuperimposeButtonsWindowed
- ToolBarButtonBaseStyle
- ToolBarExtension
- UnstartedTemplate
- VideoBrush
- Volume
- Methods
- Events
- C1MoveToPointSlider
- FallbackConverter
- HoursMinutesSecondsConverter
- InverseToOpacityConverter
- InverseToVisibilityConverter
- TemplateControl
- TimeSpanConverter
- ToVisibilityConverter
- Enums
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Classes
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C1.WPF.MediaPlayer.4.6.2 Assembly
C1.WPF.MediaPlayer.C1MediaPlayer.IsFullScreen
IsFullScreen Property
IsFullScreen
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the player is running maximized.
Declaration
public bool IsFullScreen { get; set; }Remarks
When full screen is abandoned this property resets to false automatically. It’s possible for the application to be maximized and this property to be false, for example an application containing several media players can only maximize one at a time.