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WPF Property Bugs
See original GitHub issue🐛 Bug Report
State property does not change according to the actual state change, instead is always set to “stopped”. PositionChanged never fires its event. IsPlaying() always returns false even when media is playing. This was referenced in Issue #527 where the poster intended to create a separate issue for WPF, but never did. I have tried using both Current.IsPlaying() and Wpf.IsPlaying(). Please let me know if I am missing something or if this is an actual bug/missing feature. The above-referenced issue was the only reference to this I could find online.
Expected behavior
Correct data in respective properties and appropriate event firing.
Reproduction steps
Subscribe to event: CrossMediaManager.Current.PositionChanged or CrossMediaManager.Wpf.PositionChanged
Check IsPlaying() or State property while media is playing
Configuration
Version: v0.7.7
Platform:
- 📱 iOS
- 🤖 Android
- 🏁 WPF
- 🌎 UWP
- 🍎 MacOS
- 📺 tvOS
- 🐒 Xamarin.Forms
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 4 years ago
- Reactions:1
- Comments:7 (3 by maintainers)
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Thank you!
Fixes will be available in 0.7.8