Reference Summary: In this lesson we actually ended up solving the application being irresponsive problem that has been plaguing us for the past ... In this lesson we moved the tear-down part of the Play function into a Stop() function.
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In this lesson we actually ended up solving the application being irresponsive problem that has been plaguing us for the past ... In this lesson we moved the tear-down part of the Play function into a Stop() function. In this lesson we read from the msdn the topic: Learning When an Event Occurs.
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- In this lesson we actually ended up solving the application being irresponsive problem that has been plaguing us for the past ...
- In this lesson we moved the tear-down part of the Play function into a Stop() function.
- In this lesson we read from the msdn the topic: Learning When an Event Occurs.
- First thing, I don't have raw video that I can show you, so let's create ...
- In this lesson we finished building our sample file playing application.
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