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All methods and property existing, not to change the information.

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In ActiveX, where is the method  "Media.setItemInfo"? http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb262748%28VS.85%29.aspx

 

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Then you can go with ActiveX all the way, just place a windows media player in an activeX frontpanel object similar to this:

ActiveXFileInfo.png

 

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I am overcome.

Can you shared you code with me, please?

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My previous picture is a snippet, just save the picture to your computer and drag it into a VI.

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Hi jawier130,

 

To mantain the order of the forum, please look if there are forums about the Media.setItemInfo.

 

If not, please create it and we all will be trying to help you,

 

Thanks!

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I can not find help about this question.

Yamaeda, many thanks for you answer, but i have now two new errors.

1- The Dispose method not exist.

2- Changing the method i get other error.

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I have no better idea without digging really deep, i've never done it either. 🙂

MSDN is probably the best source, although hard to read.

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What SO are you running?

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What type of files are you altering? One reason the code is throwing an error is because the VI is unable to find the particular field. 

 

A link to the method page is listed below and on that page is a list to the attributes defined for specific file types.

 

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd564910(v=vs.85).aspx

 

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