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Jan M
Dear all,
Currently, I am developing a WPF application (in .NET 4) which
contains a lot of videos (40 videos, each video > 1 G) using the WPF
media element. Unfortunately, I cannot load more than 10 videos at a
time, after that it stops loading videos and only shows a black screen
where normally the video should be played.
I think this has something to do with my PC's memory. Is there a way
to free this memory after loading a video? This could enable the next
scenario:
1) load 10 videos / 40
2) play the first one
3) after playing the first one, free this memory (how should I do
this?)
4) load the 11th video / 40
Now, I just tried to call the media element's stop function but this
doesn't seem to free any memory... .
Does someone has a solution for this problem? It would help me a lot.
Cheers,
Jan
Currently, I am developing a WPF application (in .NET 4) which
contains a lot of videos (40 videos, each video > 1 G) using the WPF
media element. Unfortunately, I cannot load more than 10 videos at a
time, after that it stops loading videos and only shows a black screen
where normally the video should be played.
I think this has something to do with my PC's memory. Is there a way
to free this memory after loading a video? This could enable the next
scenario:
1) load 10 videos / 40
2) play the first one
3) after playing the first one, free this memory (how should I do
this?)
4) load the 11th video / 40
Now, I just tried to call the media element's stop function but this
doesn't seem to free any memory... .
Does someone has a solution for this problem? It would help me a lot.
Cheers,
Jan