The Time Media User Interface framework provides user interface abstractions for presenting different types of time media. This framework uses standard CommonPoint user interface control elements to present a consistent interface for playing and recording time-media sequences. You can use this framework directly, or extend it to support more complex user interactions.
To include media clips in your documents, you can use the classes provided by the Time Media User Interface framework. This framework allows you to:
- Embed a media presentation in a view
- Embed a media presentation in a document
- Launch a media document
- Create a document that contains multiple players
- Provide your own custom control panels for time-media presentations
The Time Media UI framework can be extended to support media sequence editing, interactive arrangement of media components, and interactive synchronization of media players.
After reading this chapter, you should understand the architecture of the Time Media UI framework and how the framework can be extended. For information about using the framework classes directly, see Chapter 11, "Getting started with time media."
- Presenting media data
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- Controlling media presentations
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- Embedding media presentations
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- Opening media documents
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