[C#/WPF] Project OMS (Online Music Streamer)

[pankaj]

Thank you Hyperz. I'll not copy whole program of yours, I'll use only required parts and continue developing my program as my main intention of developing my project was to learn coding.

I'll give you the credit and all others like Jayfella who helped me.

EDIT : You said you posted to help me out. So, I would suggest you to remove the link else you will see lots of this type project within a week. I saw your project is in a much organized way but I am new to coding, I'll improve too.
I'll in between continue in my way of searching from Google because I simply don't want to copy your way. I am interested in learning something myself.

I can't execute your code by F5 , I guess because your version is different from mine. I am using Visual C# 2008, only that not the whole Visual Studio.

By the way, after I get a mp3 URL, how to display all the URL's I extracted so that users can click it to play.

Thanks for your cooperation with my project.

pankaj Reviewed by pankaj on 6th Jul 2010. [C#/WPF] Project OMS (Online Music Streamer) This is just a little idea that popped up a few days ago. Why should we bother downloading music through RS, Torrents, P2P etc when there are tons of mp3 and FTP search engines out there that can get you direct links? Wouldn't that give use the possibility to stream songs on demand? The obvious answer to that is yes. So Project OMS (Online Music Streamer, for lack of a better name) is meant to put that idea into practice. I plan to make this fully open source as soon as I get this program Rating: 5

[Hyperz]

EDIT : You said you posted to help me out. So, I would suggest you to remove the link else you will see lots of this type project within a week.

That's a bit selfish don't you think? The code is there for everyone, not just you.

I can't execute your code by F5 , I guess because your version is different from mine. I am using Visual C# 2008, only that not the whole Visual Studio.

This is a Visual Studio 2010 project. It won't work with Visual C# 2008.

By the way, after I get a mp3 URL, how to display all the URL's I extracted so that users can click it to play.

Thanks for your cooperation with my project.

That has nothing to do with this thread. And this is something you can easily solve yourself. Helping is one thing but don't expect me to help you write most of your program. Learn trough experimenting and using Google (and as I said before: you really need to read a book front to back).