progress bar

progress bar

• Behz

  dont know what I am doing wrong

  this is what I got now and it wont work for me

  Bar1.Minimum = 1

  Bar1.Maximum = 100

  Dim TrackLength As Integer

  Dim TrackPosition As Integer = 1

  Dim TrackPositionPercentage As Integer = 1

  Dim trackPercentageCompleted As Integer = 0

  If TrackLength > 0 Then

  trackPercentageCompleted = TrackPosition \ TrackLength * 100

  End If

  Bar1.Value = trackPercentageCompleted

  
  
  

• moreOncoding

  I would keep the progressbar at 0-100 and calculate the track's currentposition as a percentage of the track's length. That would look like this (note that TrackLength must be bigger than 0 to avoid dividing by zero):
  
  Dim TrackPositionPercentage as integer = 0
  If TrackLength >0 then
       TrackPositionPercentage = cInt(TrackPosition / TrackLength *100)
  End If
  
  TrackPositionPercentage will then have a value of 0 to 100 which you can simply put into the Progressbar value.
  
  
  

• 0xDEADBEEF

  Private Sub Timer1_Tick(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Timer1.Tick
  

      Bar1.Minimum = 0
      Bar1.Maximum = 100

      Dim TrackLength As Integer = mediaplayer1.Duration
      Dim TrackPosition As Integer = mediaplayer1.CurrentPosition
     Dim trackPercentageCompleted As Integer = 0

      If TrackLength > 0 Then
          trackPercentageCompleted = TrackPosition \ TrackLength * 100
      End If

      Bar1.Value = trackPercentageCompleted

  End Sub

• andrewtan00

  Hi nogchoco

  thanks for the reply

  but I just cant seem to be able to get this to work

  could you possibly elaborate a bit more

  thanks

  cheyenne

  
  
  

• Cyber Sinh

  The mediaplayer should be giving you the media's movielength and current movieposition, so if you want a progressbar to show that, then thinking of the movieposition as a 'percentage completed so far' will avoid you having to mess with the progressbar's min/max settings to show the completionlevel.
  
  Keep the Progressbar's minimum at 0 and its maximum at 100, and then the progressbarvalue is a percentage from 0-100% completed.
  
  The code is simply to calculate that 'percentage completed' by dividing the movie's currentposition by the total movielength (which gives a value between 0 and 1 because the currentposition can't go past the movielength), and then *100 to make it a percentage. In the example below, I've replaced the cInt by using a backslash to do the dividing (which gives an integer result anyway):
  
  Dim MoviePercentageCompleted as integer = 0
  If MovieLength >0 then
        MoviePercentageCompleted = MovieCurrentPosition \ MovieLength *100
  End If
  Progressbar1.Value = MoviePercentageCompleted
  
  
  
  
  
  
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