I've spent hours trying to find one. The best I have come up with is coreplayer however it crashes periodically. Anyone here have a zip or RAR file with a media player that will run in Windows CE 6.0?

Valjs doga moj laskovij i nezhnij zverj noti lyrics. VideoLAN, VLC, VLC media player and x264 are trademarks internationally registered by the VideoLAN non-profit organization. VideoLAN software is licensed under various open-source licenses: use and distribution are defined by each software license. Design by Made By Argon. Some icons are licensed under the CC BY-SA 3.0+.

TCMP seems like it might be worth a go but it's only in cab file form. If someone could direct me as to how to extract the cab file of TCMP so I could try running it in Windows CE that would also be a great help. I am trying to find a decent media player for this cheap little Chinese GPS that runs Windows CE 6.0 and iGo. Here is a link if anyone is curious: If I could get a good media player going along with a 16gb Micro-SD card it would make a great jukebox for my car. All for about $100. Quote: Originally Posted by NorskeDivision I've spent hours trying to find one. The best I have come up with is coreplayer however it crashes periodically.

Anyone here have a zip or RAR file with a media player that will run in Windows CE 6.0? TCMP seems like it might be worth a go but it's only in cab file form. If someone could direct me as to how to extract the cab file of TCMP so I could try running it in Windows CE that would also be a great help. I am trying to find a decent media player for this cheap little Chinese GPS that runs Windows CE 6.0 and iGo. Here is a link if anyone is curious: If I could get a good media player going along with a 16gb Micro-SD card it would make a great jukebox for my car.

All for about $100. Download axel rudi pell the ballads iv torrent youtube.

Running Vista with VS 2008. Trying to put code in to play a media file in a Windows CE 6 application. Is this not possible? I have included the reference to the wmp.dll because someone said that would work. WMPLib.WindowsMediaPlayer player = new WMPLib.WindowsMediaPlayer(); player.URL = textBox1.Text; player.settings.volume = 100; player.controls.play(); The above code errors out upon the instantiation.

Any clue why? It's as if the object isn't registered with Win CE, although my build of the OS does have the media player.