Hello
 
I work with the Source Code 62051, on a Windows 7 64Bit.
 
If i start the Player play a movie and close the Windows Form application.
It not gets closesd fully. It hangs.
 
When i break the Debug i see it Hangs on the Line:

VlcContext.InteropManager.MediaPlayerInterops.Stop.Invoke(VlcContext.HandleManager.MediaPlayerHandles[this]);
in the File VlcControl.Common function public void Stop();
 
However if i stop the movie before i close the app it closes fully and goes back to Visual Studio.
 
I tried to fix the issue with a FormClose/Closing Event without any luck. If i try to stop the movie there the same Problem happens, i guess some Reference is not there anymore.
 
Second Thing:
 
Had to fix the Take_Snapshot function in Order to compile. Otherwise it is working fine.
 

    public void TakeSnapshot(string filePath, uint width, uint height)
    {
        if (VlcContext.InteropManager != null &&
            VlcContext.InteropManager.MediaPlayerInterops != null &&
            VlcContext.InteropManager.MediaPlayerInterops.VideoInterops.TakeSnapshot.IsAvailable)
        {
            Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(DispatcherPriority.Background,
                (Action)(() => VlcContext.InteropManager.MediaPlayerInterops.VideoInterops.TakeSnapshot.Invoke(VlcContext.HandleManager.MediaPlayerHandles[this], 0, StringToByteArray(filePath), width, height)));
        }
    }
    private byte[] StringToByteArray(string str)
    {
        System.Text.ASCIIEncoding enc = new System.Text.ASCIIEncoding();
        return enc.GetBytes(str);
    }

 
Third:
 
When will the In Memory Snapshot function appear?
 
Forth:
 
vlcControl1.IsSeekable is missing.
vlcControl1.CanPause is missing.
 
Best Regrads and keep up that good Work
Really like the Api soon i use WPF as well to test that thing out :)

    void Dispatcher_ShutdownStarted(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        Dispatcher.ShutdownStarted -= new EventHandler(Dispatcher_ShutdownStarted);
        // Here you can check if player is still running and stop it. Do not stop it if it is not running
        // also a good place to call VlcContext.CloseAll(); after the stop.
    }