Windows Media Player

"scoubidou944" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.games.devel.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
hi,

writing an application for multimedia presentation, I must (too long to
explain why ;p) use Windows Media Player 9 (not Media Classic Player) to
play video files.
But I have one problem : getting play list.

First method :
    Get HWND of WMPlayer
    Use Spy++ Visual Tool to get HWND  so we have :
        WMP
            WMPAppHost "WMPAppHost"
                WMPPlaylist ""
                    ATL:SysListView32  "Current Playlist"
SysHeader32
    Using FindWindowEx() I get an HWD on 'ATL:SysListView32'
        hCurrentWnd = // Windows Media Player handke
        hWndAppHost = FindWindowEx (hCurrentWnd, NULL, "WMPAppHost", NULL);
        hWndPlayList = FindWindowEx (hWndAppHost, NULL, "WMPPlaylist",
NULL);
        hCurrentList = FindWindowEx (hWndPlayList, NULL,
"ATL:SysListView32", NULL);
    But using :
        u32ItemCount  = ListView_GetItemCount (hCurrentList);
    return always 0  :(

    Does ListView_GetItemCount() limited to Current process ? or does it
work only on standard object but non ATL ?

Second Method :
    Getting system file access coming from WMP to get file added but a bit
wild isn't it LOL ?

Thirs method :
    Rerieve WMP file history.... not a good way too.

Havin' an idea ?

Thx

Vincent.


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