Windows.Media.Casting Namespace
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This namespace lets an app to cast or send particular media content to a second device and is meant to be device-protocol agnostic. Today, the APIs work with Miracast, DLNA, and Bluetooth, and support images, audio, and video from HTML Tags, ImageElement and MediaElement.
This namespace is the successor to the source components of the Windows.Media.PlayTo APIs.
Classes
| CastingConnection |
Represents a connection with a casting device. |
| CastingConnectionErrorOccurredEventArgs |
Represents arguments for the ErrorOccurred event from the CastingConnection |
| CastingDevice |
Represents a physical device that is capable of supporting casting connections and rendering media content sent to it. |
| CastingDevicePicker |
Represents a device picker that contains a list of casting devices for the user to choose from. In a desktop app, before using an instance of this class in a way that displays UI, you'll need to associate the object with its owner's window handle. For more info, and code examples, see Display WinRT UI objects that depend on CoreWindow. |
| CastingDevicePickerFilter |
Represents the filter used to determine which devices to show in a casting device picker UI. The filter parameters are OR-ed together to build the resulting filter. In other words, if SupportsAudio and SupportsVideo are both true, the picker will display Audio-only devices, video-only devices, and audio/video devices. |
| CastingDeviceSelectedEventArgs |
Represents the event arguments for the CastingDeviceSelected event on the CastingDevicePicker object. |
| CastingSource |
Represents the media content that can be sent to another device. |
Enums
| CastingConnectionErrorStatus |
Indicates the error status when starting or ending a casting connection. |
| CastingConnectionState |
Indicates the current state of a casting connection. Rendering is used when actively playing content. |
| CastingPlaybackTypes |
Indicates the capabilities of a particular casting device. |