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##Play movies natively on WinRT and WP8 from Unity This plugin allows the native playback of movie files on both Windows Phone 8 as well as WinRT.

##Usage

###Play One-Shot Video

WinControls.VideoPlayback.PlayVideoFullscreen(string videoUrl, bool controlsEnabled, bool tapSkipsVideo)

• videoUrl: The URL to the video as a string, including official qualifier (for instance ms-appx:/// for an asset inside the app package or http:// for a web resource).
• controlsEnabled (default: true): true enables the native video controls (scrubber, play/pause, etc.), false disables them.
• tapSkipsVideo (default: false): true automatically removes the video element if the user taps/clicks it, false doesn't. If controlsEnabled is set to true and tapSkipsVideo is set to false, a tap/click will pause the video.

WinControls.VideoPlayback.WinControlsWP8.PlayVideoFullscreen(string videoUrl, bool tapSkipsVideo)

• videoUrl: The URL to the video as a string, including official qualifier.
• tapSkipsVideo (default: false): true automatically removes the video element if the user taps/clicks it, false doesn't.

###Play using VideoElement Class

var myNativeVideo = new WinControlsWP8.VideoElement(string videoUrl, bool tapSkipsVideo, bool autoPlay); 

• videoUrl: The URL to the video as a string, including official qualifier (for instance ms-appx:/// for an asset inside the app package or http:// for a web resource).
• tapSkipsVideo (default: false): true automatically removes the video element if the user taps/clicks it, false doesn't. If controlsEnabled is set to true and tapSkipsVideo is set to false, a tap/click will pause the video.
• autoPlay (default false): true automatically starts the video immediatly after creation.

myNativeVideo.Pause();                // Pauses the video
myNativeVideo.Play();                 // Plays the video
myNativeVideo.Stop();                 // Stops the video

bool myNativeVideo.isPlaying          // Is the video playing?
bool myNativeVideo.playbackFinished   // Is the playback finished?
double myNativeVideo.mediaDuration    // Video duration, in seconds (whole and fractions - available after play)

var myNativeVideo = new WinControls.VideoElement(string videoUrl, bool controlsEnabled, bool tapSkipsVideo, bool autoPlay); 

• videoUrl: The URL to the video as a string, including official qualifier (for instance ms-appx:/// for an asset inside the app package or http:// for a web resource).
• controlsEnabled (default: true): true enables the native video controls (scrubber, play/pause, etc.), false disables them.
• tapSkipsVideo (default: false): true automatically removes the video element if the user taps/clicks it, false doesn't. If controlsEnabled is set to true and tapSkipsVideo is set to false, a tap/click will pause the video.
• autoPlay (default false): true automatically starts the video immediatly after creation.

myNativeVideo.Pause();                // Pauses the video
myNativeVideo.Play();                 // Plays the video
myNativeVideo.Stop();                 // Stops the video

bool myNativeVideo.isPlaying          // Is the video playing?
bool myNativeVideo.playbackFinished   // Is the playback finished?
double myNativeVideo.mediaDuration    // Video duration, in seconds (whole and fractions - available after play)

Copy the contents of the folder CopyContentsToUnityProjectPlugins into the Plugins folder in your Unity project. If it doesn't exist yet, create it.

While Windows Phone 8.1 is based on WinRT, Unity does currently not fully support Windows Phone 8.1 (as of May 1st 2014). In theory, the WinRT plugin should work on both Windows Phone 8.1 as well as Xbox One. If you're reading this, Unity has support for WP8.1 and I haven't updated this repo: All source code is in this repo, so changing the #ifdefs as well as putting the plugin into the right subfolder inside plugins should do the trick.

While I work at Microsoft, this plugin and all contents are provided as-is without any warranties. For details, please see the attached license (MS-LPL) or http://clrinterop.codeplex.com/license.