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XNA DirectShow Video Player v1.1

Released:	May 1 2008
Updated:	May 1 2008 by un4filled
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Second Release. This release uses the DirectShow.Net library which can be found at http://directshownet.sourceforge.net/index.html

New Features:

The alpha value of the video frames can be adjusted with VideoPlayer.AlphaTransparency
VideoPlayer.MillisecondsPerFrame and VideoPlayer.FramesPerSecond have been added

Release Changes:

Fixed no video bug
Altered Update() method to check if the OutputFrame texture is avaliable before updating it
Altered the Thread.Sleep() calls to reflect the frame rate of the video

Release Features:

Requires Microsoft XNA GS v2.0
Plays all video files which DirectShow can handle (wmv, avi, mpg etc)
Provides an output Texture2D to render the video in XNA
Supports Video Render to 3D objects (e.g. a TV or cinema screen), as the video frames are outputted in the Texture2D OutputFrame
Audio is handled by DirectShow and outputted through the system's default audio device

This release is not compatible with Xbox 360, as it requires DirectShow, only avaliable on the Windows Platform.

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Released | Planned

	XNA DirectShow Video Player v1.1 May 1 2008
	XNA DirectShow Video Player v1.0 Feb 24 2008

XNA DirectShow Video Player v2.0

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