Below I’m elaborating a bit more my related tweet: #Fix #Silverlight & other #NPAPI (Netscape #Plugin API) at #Chrome Go to chrome://flags/#enable-npapi and click Enable, Close/Reopen browser — George Birbilis (@Zoomicon) May 13, 2015   Showing below the easiest of the suggested solutions that I found in this page   At Chrome’s ...

It seems that sometimes TortoiseHg Mercurial (Hg) client on Windows fails to remove a 0-byte-sized file named “wlock” (a write lock to avoid simultaneous write to a local repository) in the “.hg” subfolder that holds a local repository. This results in the Commit dialog never commiting changed/removed/added files and you have to press Close there ...

My comment at: https://github.com/loarabia/ManagedMediaHelpers/issues/16 While trying to use Mp3MediaSource at ClipFlair Studio’s AudioRecorder control (http://clipflair.codeplex.com), I noticed that when I was doing Stop() at MediaElement and then Play() it kept on playing from where it was before at Mp3MediaStreamSource So I did the ...

Just fixed a nasty bug in ClipFlair Studio (http://studio.clipflair.net), where one couldn’t click hyperlinks in the Text component when set at ReadOnly mode. In that mode hyperlinks should open up new web pages (in Edit mode you can edit/remove them only of course), but instead when clicked they would show something like a focus rectangle ...

When you try to run a ClickOnce Windows application from Mozilla Firefox, on some machines you may see it try to save a .application (ClickOnce deployment manifest) instead of running the ClickOnce application installer/updater/launcher. To fix that issue you can open Firefox add-ons dialog and search among available to download/install add-ons ...

I was looking into some third-party code, upgrading it from Silverlight 4.x and was getting error ‘The member "Content" is not recognized or is not accessible’ at the following code part: Looking it up, found that you don’t need to bind the Content property of a ContentPresenter at all if you put it inside the […]

I had recently enabled FTP access to the ClipFlair Gallery to easy its maintenance during development and after the Windows Server 2008 R2 platform update last night (together with release for Internet Explorer 10), the FTP login stopped working. To fix it, from a command prompt with administrator rights (Start/Find, type Command and right ...

I was just adding a storable (persistent) Volume property to the MediaPlayerView class used at ClipFlair’s MediaPlayerWindow (connected to the underlying SMF player’s VolumeLevel property), when I realized that after reloading saved state, the SMF player’s Volume control would show a different value than the value set to it (which I could confirm ...

If you use TimeUpDown control from Silverlight Toolkit in your XAML like below (copy pasting from CaptionGrid at ClipFlair source): <ResourceDictionary xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" > <DataTemplate ...