I'd like to send a scrobble to last.fm, but don't know how to do this. I searched for the last.fm-API for C#. If I want to add it to the project it says it was not programmed for Windows Phone (of course). How can I still scrobble songs?
Official Documentation
http://www.lastfm.ru/api/scrobbling
Just reading it now too...
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This is a bit basic but I have been struggling finding good documentation around NSFontManager and CTFontManager to achieve this. So here's the scenario:
Keynote (or any other existent app from a different developer) opens a file which uses a font that's not activated.
My app has the font and I use CTFontManagerRegisterFontURLs or one of the similar methods to get it activated.
Keynote gets a notification that the font is now available.
I would imagine there's a NSFontManager notification for missing fonts, but haven't found anything. The notifications seem to be within the sandbox of my own app. Does anyone here have an idea where I can find anything that does this (or almost does this)?
Thank you so much.
I am developing windows phone application and got stuck in a problem where I need use ExpanderView (using Telerik or phonetoolkit) but at Multiple levels (0-5), much like TreeView.
Please share any tutorial if anybody got one.
I just spent many hours in playing with this control but no luck.
Zauk
Have you checked the Telerik Examples app in the store? I belive there is an example like the scenario you want.
You can download sample code provided by Codplex for windows phone-8 and see Expanderview it's very clear and easy to use.
is it possible to "program the background"? So like a program, that acts as the background but can handle user input? Couldn't find anything on the web, but maybe I just hit in the wrong keywords.
Any ideas or remarks?
Thanks, zcei
(P.S.: asked that on apple stackexchange before, but was ways too offtopic. Don't know where to ask.)
http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20090927121820123
You are looking for something like active desktop on windows. Above is a quick link on how to display a web page as your desktop. You can setup the web page as you want.
Can I somehow get the DeviceUniqueId from the phone currently connected to the PC? (from a .NET C# desktop-app)
Great question.
If it's possible to get that information, you're best bet is using the CoreCon10 APIs for WP7. The Device class has Device.ID and Device.Name properties which might have the data you're looking for.
For more information on WP7 and CoreCon10 integration, checkout my blog post # http://justinangel.net/WindowsPhone7EmulatorAutomation
Basically, you'll have to get the connected WP7 device, and then check Device.ID and Device.Name. If that have the data you're looking for, it might be possible to install an app that'll report that back to you (on unlocked WP7 devices).
I am trying to make a simple application which will store the sound said by user , say on click of record button and will play it back to him/her , say on click of play button.
Can anyone suggest me some appropriate way to do this ??
Thanks,
Miraaj
You can use QuickTime Kit's capture APIs to record a movie of the audio, and QTMovie (from the same framework) to convert it to a more conventional format for audio files and to play back both the intermediate file and the converted file.
There used to be a QuickTime Kit Programming Guide, but it didn't cover capturing and is now gone from developer.apple.com. You should file a bug against the docs.
This answer will work in a Cocoa (Mac) app. If you meant to ask about the iPhone, you should re-tag your question, as the solution will be completely different for a Cocoa app vs. a Cocoa Touch (iPhone) app.
I used direct sound to create an entire internet phone application a few years ago. Your question is far simpler, you won't have to deal with the circular buffer as critically. Direct sound is pretty main stream and you can find a lot of help with it in forums, and it's free!