windows-phone-7.1

When I am using the BackgroundAudioPlayer in my Windows Phone 7 application, it takes a lot of time to load the first time I want to play a song. Is there any way of preinitializing the BackgroundAudioPlayer before playing the first track, so that when I start playing, it starts right along? I have googled it, but no luck. I am just using BackgroundAudioPlayer.Instance when I e.g. want to play, pause, stop etc an audiotrack. Is there something other i could do to fix this? You could just call BackgroundAudioPlayer.Instance.Stop(); in your App constructor and then discard the first occurance of

I have an application, targeting mango devices, which plays music via a BackgroundAudioAgent. As such it integrates with the universal volume control (UVC). Is there a way to detect when the application is launched by tapping the artists details in the UVC? Alternatively, is there a way to set a deep link for the UVC to use? I want this so that I can take the user to the "Now playing" page, rather than the main page, when the app is launched via the UVC. Update This also affects launching the app from the now playing tile in the Music & Video hub as the BackgroundAudioPlayer automatically

In my Windows Phone app's main page, users can click a button to do some stuff and that will trigger the live tile to update. The problem I am having is, if the user clicks the button and then hit the phone's Back button really quickly, the live tile sometimes will not render properly. This issue rarely happens, but it does happen and when it happens it just looks bad... The way I implement the live tile is, create a user control that looks exactly the same as the live tile and then save it to isolated storage. Then retrieve it and store it in a FliptileData object. Finally I call the Update

in android, we right click to our project, click export and get the apk. For windows phone 8 , in visual studio 2012, how can i export my application into my desktop or somewhere ? Anyone can help about it ? Thanks ! Each time when you build you project - Visual Studio builds XAP file, which is actual package for uploading it to Windows Phone Store or deploying to the real device. This may help Submit your app For Windows Phone you get a XAP file instead of an APK file. The XAP in the ARM Release ie- ..\<Project Folder>\Bin\ARM\Release\ should be submitted to the Windows Store or Deployed to

I want to convert a .wav file to .wma (or .mp3) on Windows Phone 7 Mango. I want to save a recording from the microphone and use the SaveRingtoneTask so I can save it as a ringtone. How can I convert the file on Windows Phone 7 so I don't have to use a web service? If it can't be done on the phone does anyone know how to convert it and trim it down to 40 seconds? I ended up using this example http://www.codeproject.com/KB/audio-video/MP3Compressor.aspx and stripping out everything but the .mp3 convertions. MasterMastic Have a look at Windows Media Audio compressor . 来源： https://stackoverflow

I'm trying to create a poker chip like the one here: http://www.casinowholesalers.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=57&products_id=379 using Expression Blend 4 for a WP7.1 Silverlight 4 app. I'm trying to create the six white "boxes" on the edge of the chip (ignoring for now the dice images and inner dashed line). The way I did it was two create two ellipses, one with no stroke, the other is the exact same size but with a stroke of 24, a color of White, and the StrokeDashArray to 1.8 (that's not "1 8", it's actually 1.8 with no second value). It looks pretty close to evenly sized and spaced (but