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The Windows Media Player control supports the following events.
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Occurs when the Windows Media Player control begins or ends buffering. |
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Occurs when the user clicks the mouse with the cursor in the image window. |
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Occurs when the user double-clicks the mouse with the cursor in the image window. |
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Occurs when the Windows Media Player control is disconnected from the server. |
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Occurs when the end of the clip is reached. |
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Occurs when the Windows Media Player control has an error condition. |
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Occurs when the user presses a key. |
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Occurs when the user presses and releases a key. |
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Occurs when the user releases a key. |
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Occurs when playback reaches a marker. |
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Occurs when the user presses a mouse button. |
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Occurs when the mouse pointer is moved within the Windows Media Player control window. |
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Occurs when the mouse button is released. |
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Occurs when a new stream begins loading. |
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Occurs when the open state changes. |
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Occurs when the play state changes. |
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Occurs when the current media position moves to a new position. |
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Occurs when the Windows Media Player control's state of readiness changes. |
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Occurs when a synchronized command or URL is received. |
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Indicates that the Player state changed, such as from running to stopped. |