I need to show the tooltips over a datagridview cell and that is currently achived using the tooltiptext of the datagridview cell property. I just need to increase the default duration of time that is tooltip is visible
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We have create a VB.NET app (exe) that is called by our non-vb.net software app.The .NET app is a Windows Application module. The only form presented on it is when users are previewing a Crystal Report.Otherwise, we are just executing code from the module. What we want to do is set the cursor to an hourglass from the moment our vb.net app(exe) is executed until it has closed.I have tried entering Cursor.Current = Cursors.Wait as the first line in the code, then Cursor.Current = Cursors.Default just before exiting the Main subroutine. But, this does not work.
How can I control the cursor on, essentially, a non-form vb.net application?
I want to display the duration only Hour, Minutes, and Second in data Gridview by Subtract TimeCheckOut from TimeCheckIn in ASP.NET using LINQ to SQL Here is code behind:
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In Line 3 in function, Dim dif as TimeSpan = DateTime.Now.Subtract(Duration) which give only the duration of Hour, Minute, and Second from TimeCheckIn until DateTime.Now. However, I want to have the duration from TimeCheckIn until TimeCheckOut only in Hour, Minute, and Second.
I know that the FieldDisplayDuration function is totally wrong logic, but I just want you to get my point only, and also it could be the code sample for those who want to calculate the duration of the employee from the hire date. Finally, Let's get back to TimeSpan by Subtract TimeCheckOut from TimeCheckIn in gridview problem, How can I do that?
My application opens pretty quick but just for looks I put the splash screen and loading has slowed down. can i decrease the normal time for which the splash screen is shown?
View 5 RepliesI am trying to create a textbox that will display the total duration of all video files in a listbox. I am not using the windows media player in the project, I just want to show total duration of the listbox items. I have tried looking for snippets because I'm new to programming and I have also tried my luck at creating a class with no success. If anyone could show me some sample code or tell me what it will take to accomplish my goal it would be greatly apperciated. I am coding with Visual Basic 2010 express.
View 1 RepliesDose Visual Studio 2010 have a tooltiptext in the properties? If so whats it called? I cant seem to find it. I know the Compiler had been hidden so im starting to think maybe
View 1 RepliesI'm having a hard time setting tooltiptext for a listview. I read in msdn that full row select changes how it behaves but regardless of what I try I cannot get it to display. Basically what I'm looking for is when you have the mouse over a column in a list view that the tool tip text appears describing what that column is showing. This is a list view in DETAIL mode.
View 2 RepliesDose Visual Studio 2010 have a tooltiptext in the properties? If so whats it called? I cant seem to find it. I know the Compiler had been hidden so im starting to think maybe the ToolTipText was as well.
View 3 RepliesI have a change calculator program that has two user inputs and 6 outputs. The user inputs how much money is owed, then how much money is received. IT will then display how much change you need to give back. It should also display the different types of currency that are available to give as change. Here is my code so far.
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i want to use code to get the video duration, then I need to upload to servermy os is WINDOW SERVER 2007, anycode can support it?
View 3 RepliesI want to retrieve the duration, frames, fps and dimensions (height x width) of a .mov/.avi files..Can any one say how can i get these...PBL (Visual Studio 2010 Professional, Win 7 64 bit Ultimate)
View 4 Replieshow can i create a video duration bar so that if i add a video in listbox the duration bar should automatically increas its total duration and display the duration on it....just like in any video editing software...
View 1 Repliesaccording to the formula given by DdoubleD i resolve DSS audio file duration problem, but this time some dss file is more compressed and duration of these file different according to size of file. IS there is any technique in .net 2005 so that i can include any third party's player and find duration and other thing I tried to include DLL of these player but not compatible with .net..DSS file is basically dictation by doctor(olympus recorder is use to record dictation and it save these file in .dss format) I already included WMP.dll for MP3. But .dss is creating problem.
View 1 RepliesA simple class that plays a tone of varying ampliture, frequency and duration through the PC's speakers:
Imports System.IO
Imports System.Media
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Beep.Beep(1000, 1000, 1000)
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This class uses SoundPlayer.PlaySync which has a 4 MB stream length limit, so the longest duration is 24000 milliseconds. You can try SoundPlayer.Play for longer durations, but allow plenty of time for it to complete.
I have created my own application for organising my video library. when the application starts a datagridview displays all of the videos in my database. i can't get it to display the duration of each video. i assumed i'd be able to loop through each row in the datagridview and use the FileInfo class to look up the properties of each file and get the duration from there because if you look at the properties of any .avi and then click on Details you can see the duration of the video but i can't figure it out.
View 6 RepliesI have an MDI form in VB.nEt where I have to find, if the application remains idle for 20 mins, I got to log off the logged in user. On doing RnD, I found a class that helps us do the same :- http://blog.perfectapi.com/2008/05/detecting-idle-state-in-winforms-apps/
I saved that class in my applicaiton. In my mdi form's Form Load created an instance of that class. Now I don't know how to move ahead i.e. how to find that 20 min lastActivity duration. I belive I got to trap some evcent in my mdi form and find the value of lastActivity and if that is >= 20, then logoff. But which event to trap and how, I have no clue. In the events for the from also, I didn't found any useful.
I made a media player and it works well but the duration tag says
00:00 and that's not right heres my code:
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I have been searching around and trying to figure out how to get media, specifically videos, length/duration.I know that you can use the Windows Media Player object to achieve this, however, I need to get the duration of some media that is not supported by windows media player.I am developing my own media player in VS 2010 that will be utilizing the VLC media player component since VLC is able to play most (if not all) media formats. So far I have tried playing around with "My.Computer.FileSystem.GetFileInfo("path").length" but all this gets is the media's length in Bytes. What I am trying to achieve is the format of hh:mm:ss for pretty much every format, not just Windows Media Formats, but real media, .mkv, etc.
View 5 Repliesi want to calculate the delay and the duration of a keypress?
View 13 RepliesI am developing a database in which I want to calculate the duration of the expiration of membership automatically from the Date of Registration & Membership Option.
Date of Registration: 8/29/2010
Membership Option: Single (3 Months)
From those input show MsgBox that the membership have expired automatically after 3 Months from the Date of Registration.
how can i get time duration of ".wmv" video file (it would be gr8 if it could work for all other also) file using vb.net
View 1 RepliesI'm trying to import XML duration data into my app and store it as a Timespan.An XElement named 'Q' has a child element 'Timer' of type xs:duration. To extract the value I use the code below:
Dim Timer As Timespan
If Not TimeSpan.TryParse(Q.<Timer>.Value, Timer) Then Timer = Nothing
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i want to retrieve duration of audio file like .wav .dss .mp3 using vb.net code...
View 2 RepliesI would like to display the total of sum duration in gridview by using LINQ to SQL. I have two tables, Users and Log_Times
Users
UserID-----Name
1------------Bob
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pass through this problem and Im looking forward for the best response toward it.
I've found solutions to determine the length of an audio file using WMPLib.WindowsMediaPlayer (which seems quite ugly), by using a physical file path, but nothing to determine the duration of an audio file stored in a VARBINARY field (SQL Server 2008 R2).I'm using .Net WebForms. Maybe it'd be a better idea to do this client side with jQuery, but what if I only want to expose some controls to the web browser based off of the duration?
View 1 RepliesI made an mp3 player for fun, and I want to add a box that shows the current time of the song and will continuously update every second while playing. I wrote a do loop that while the song is playing will get the current time put it into a listbox or textbox, then sleep for 1 second and then loop again. Using a textbox it will put the first time in, using a listbox while the song is playing the vertical scroll bar keeps shrinking so it seems as if it is putting all of the times there but I don't see anything at all but a blank listbox.
View 2 Replieshow can I Retreiving the duration of a video file without using the media player
View 1 RepliesI need to find the duration of a video file. I am not talking about this. LenOfVideo = AxWindowsMediaPlayer1.currentMedia.durationThis will give the duration of a video when it is playing, I want to know the duration of ALL the video's in my List of video's so i can display it in the selection for the user. The currentmedia.duration will only give the duration when you play it and i have about a 100 media clips to play..
View 2 RepliesImagine that I have a timer checking the current position, and always checking if it is equal to the duration of the sound.
View 13 RepliesI want a proper hh:mm:ss formatted duration, but I cant seem to get it right. I have ran through a good dozen attempts and things just arent working.
timer
Public dtStartTime As DateTime
Public tsElapseTime As TimeSpan
Public Sub tmrStartTime()
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Calling tmrStartTime sets the start of the timer, and tmrGetTimeSpan should report back the proper hh:mm:ss. For example, 11 elapsed seconds should look like 00:00:11, or 65 elapsed seconds should look like 00:01:05.
