WpfAmp field test #1
Dec 31st
Today I had my first run with WpfAmp as a home theater system. It turns out, it works quite well. There is no last.fm connection in the pictures, as I had no UTP outlet behind the tv, nor a WiFi USB stick. Poor me.
Some pics (sorry for the quality, blame apple):
p.s.: Apparently, it works without [...]
Now Playing concept art
Dec 29th
Some shots I created in PSP:
Update – one more popup style, this time with some glass:
WPF NavigationWindow – reinventing the wheel
Dec 28th
Ever been annoyed by the clicky sound the built-in NavigationWindow class makes on each page change? Well, I came up with a solution (one could always turn off the sound in Windows, but that’s not really consumer-friendly, is it?).
Ladies and Gentlemen, I present you the DaProG.WPFToolkit.Navigation namespace
DaProG.WPFToolkit.Navigation.Page
DaProG.WPFToolkit.Navigation.NavigationWindow
DaProG.WPFToolkit.Navigation.NavigationHistoryItem
DaProG.WPFToolkit.Navigation.Page
This is the base class for any page in [...]
WpfAmp Now Playing screen
Dec 28th
I pimped the Now Playing screen a bit today: a new skin, artist image in the background, top tracks and similar artists are shown, all thanks to the fabulous last.fm api.
A few screenshots:
WpfAmp
Dec 28th
WpfAmp is a music player/iPhone manager application I am currently working on. The project’s goal is to replace iTunes on the Windows platform, as it’s a buggy piece of cr*p.
It has a media library (I am thinking on Windows 7 integration here) that you can view based on artists, albums. Playlists support is in the [...]
Hello world!
Dec 28th
Welcome to my blog.
I’m Istvan Farmosi, a third-year IT Engineer student at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. I started this blog to host my hobby projects, C# tips and tricks and such, so expect a lot of IT posts
Cheers,
Farm