XAML and SoundPlayer

Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) has 3 classes that allow you to use multimedia in your applications. 

The classes are:

Soundplayer: Lightweight and easy to use, will run on Windows XP

MediaPlayer: No visual interface, cannot display videos, requires Windows Media 10 or higher

MediaElement: Wraps MediaPlayer and can show videos, has a video interface, requires Windows Media 10 or higher

Let’s talk about SoundPlayer:

In a WPF project (C# Express 2010 will do the job), cut and  paste the following XAML between the <Grid> and </Grid>

<Button Height="23" 

               Margin="85,186,118,0" 

               Name="Button1" 

               VerticalAlignment="Top" Click="Button1_Click"> 

           <Button.Style> 

               <Style> 

                   <Style.Triggers> 

                       <EventTrigger RoutedEvent="Button.Click"> 

                           <SoundPlayerAction Source="MakeASound.wav"/> 

                       </EventTrigger> 

                   </Style.Triggers> 

               </Style> 

           </Button.Style> 

           <Button.RenderTransform> 

           <ScaleTransform ScaleY="-1"/> 

       </Button.RenderTransform> Button 1 

       </Button>

In the Code behind class (usually MainWindows.XAML.cs) paste the following over the existing code:

//********************Start Paste Here**************

using System.Windows; 

using System.Media;

namespace SoundplayerDemo 

{ 

       public partial class MainWindow : Window 

       { 

        SoundPlayer Phaser = new SoundPlayer(); 

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