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Make sure you are remaking it in a WPF Application, not WPF Browser.
In the toolbox, there should be something called Media Element (under All WPF Controls).
Add it.
Where you would set the video in a normal application, it would be:
MediaElement1.Source = "C:\Path"
Before you DELETE the normal one, try to make it in WPF, because if you delete the normal one and cannot recreate it in WPF, then, well, you're screwed.

GoodGuy17 wrote:

Make sure you are remaking it in a WPF Application, not WPF Browser.
In the toolbox, there should be something called Media Element (under All WPF Controls).
Add it.
Where you would set the video in a normal application, it would be:
MediaElement1.Source = "C:\Path"
Before you DELETE the normal one, try to make it in WPF, because if you delete the normal one and cannot recreate it in WPF, then, well, you're screwed.

Thank you so much!
I will keep this topic open as I will likely encounter more problems.

How to get a timer in a WPF application?

do the same thing reboh told u

I didn't see a control for it, even in the choose items list. Maybe use a loop or something through code someway? Try using a Do Loop. If you don't know how to use it, I can't explain it very well because of the simplicity... probably a good idea to Google it or ask in the tutorial requests. If you can't find out how, then you should probably go back to the normal one. But first, what is the timer used for?

i think your background color is window :P