I want to pass a URL to a SMFPlayer at runtime, is there a way to do this in XAML without Binding ? Instead of statically setting the source like I've done below.
So basically the user clicks a button associated with a specific object. A URL field is extracted and passed to the player.
<Core:SMFPlayer x:Name="smf" LogLevel="Error" LogWriters="ConsoleDebug" RetryInterval="00:00:15" RetryDuration="00:01:00">
<Core:SMFPlayer.Playlist>
<Media:PlaylistItem>
"MediaSource="http://az30243.vo.msecnd.net/ss-video/HawaiiSurfing_H264_EE4_CBR_1080p_Xbox.ism/manifest"
MediaAssetId="asdf"
DeliveryMethod="AdaptiveStreaming"
/>
</Core:SMFPlayer.Playlist>
</Core:SMFPlayer>
I dont think there is a way to do it in XAML at runtime, but you can do it programmatically at runtime. In your code behind you can use the following.
Microsoft.SilverlightMediaFramework.Core.Media.PlaylistItem mp = new Microsoft.SilverlightMediaFramework.Core.Media.PlaylistItem();
mp.MediaSource = strPath;
smf.CurrentPlaylistItem = mp;
smf.Play();
This way, you can set your strPath to any Uri. Depending on your UI for example, this button plays this video and etc. Setting each one to a different strPath will let you swap videos in and out.