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MediaElement renders video by default in a rectangular shape determined by the Height and the Width properties of the MediaElement. However, you may need to implement more complex designs, such as rendering video bounded by a shape like a Rectangle or a control like the Border. Silverlight defines a type called VideoBrush that can be connected to a MediaElement instance and then used to fill a shape or a control in the XAML with video. This XAML snippet shows an example:

<Border CornerRadius="5,5,5,5" HorizontalAlignment="Stretch" VerticalAlignment="Stretch" BorderBrush="Black" BorderThickness="3"> <Border.Background> <VideoBrush SourceName="medElem" Stretch="Fill"/> </Border.Background> </Border> This snippet uses a Border to bound the video and uses the VideoBrush to render the video as the Border s background. The SourceName property of the VideoBrush points to the name of the MediaElement to use, and the Stretch property determines how the video is stretched to fill the area being painted with the VideoBrush. Note that because the MediaElement renders the video itself, using a VideoBrush this way would normally cause the video to be displayed twice on your UI. The traditional approach is to hide the MediaElement s default rendering and choose to use that of the VideoBrush. Because the VideoBrush can be used any place where any other kind of brush can be used, this approach gives you more control over where and how to display the video in the overall UI. We show how to hide the MediaElement later in the recipe s code. If the Stretch property is set to None, the video is set to play, maintaining its original resolution and aspect ratio. This means that, depending on the dimensions of the container control in which the VideoBrush is rendering, the rendered video may be clipped. Figure 10-1 shows a 720p video clip playing in a Border with Height set to 400, Width also set to 400, and the Stretch property value of the VideoBrush set to None.

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Now that the user can save information about pets that are for sale, we can move on to the second requirement of our application: the ability to browse pet information. To accomplish this, we need to provide a viewer for the user to browse pet information and photos and a controller that is responsible for retrieving pet data from the database and refreshing the content of user interface components according to the user s activities. The viewer will be in catalog.zul and the controller in org.zkforge.petshop.controller.CatalogWindow.

Figure 10-1. 720p video playing in 400 400 container with Stretch=None As you can see, the video maintains its original resolution of 1280 720 and its original aspect ratio of 16:9 as evident from the cropping. If the Stretch property is set to Fill, the VideoBrush scales the video to fill the container exactly. The height and width are scaled independently to exactly match the height and the width of the container. This can cause the video to distort because the original aspect ratio is changed to fit the aspect ratio determined by the dimensions of the container. Obviously, if the container dimensions match the video s aspect ratio, you will avoid this. Figure 10-2 shows the result of Stretch set to Fill for a 16:9 clip playing inside a 400 400 Border. Note the obvious distortion in the video resulting from the scaling of 16:9 to 1:1.

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Figure 10-2. 16:9 clip playing in a 400 400 container with Stretch=Fill When Stretch is set to Uniform, the video is scaled to fit completely along both of its dimensions within the container, but the aspect ratio is preserved as well. Unless the dimensions of the container result in an aspect ratio matching that of the video, the video does not completely fill the container along one of the dimensions. Figure 10-3 shows an example. If you compare Figure 10-3 to Figure 10-1, you see that in an attempt to maintain the aspect ratio, the video has expanded beyond the available height of the container; the text visible in Figure 10-1 is no longer visible in 10-3.

Figure 10-3. 16:9 clip playing in a 400 400 container with Stretch=Uniform The last available setting for Stretch is UniformToFill. When set, this causes the video to scale and completely fill the container, while maintaining the original aspect ratio. The result is that the video gets clipped along one of its dimensions, unless the container is exactly of the same aspect ratio. Figure 10-4 shows an example.

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