Audio and Video
Windows Media Player SDK
Windows Media Player Object Model
Windows Media Player Object Model Reference
Object Model Reference for Scripting
Player Object
Player.AudioLanguageChange Event
Player.Buffering Event
Player.cdromCollection
Player.CdromMediaChange Event
Player.Click Event
Player.close
Player.closedCaption
Player.controls
Player.CurrentItemChange Event
Player.currentMedia
Player.CurrentMediaItemAvailable Event
Player.currentPlaylist
Player.CurrentPlaylistChange Event
Player.CurrentPlaylistItemAvailable Event
Player.DomainChange Event
Player.DoubleClick Event
Player.dvd
Player.enableContextMenu
Player.enabled
Player.error
Player.Error Event
Player.fullScreen
Player.isOnline
Player.isRemote
Player.KeyDown Event
Player.KeyPress Event
Player.KeyUp Event
Player.launchURL
Player.MarkerHit Event
Player.MediaChange Event
Player.mediaCollection
Player.MediaCollectionAttributeStringAdded Event
Player.MediaCollectionAttributeStringChanged Event
Player.MediaCollectionAttributeStringRemoved Event
Player.MediaCollectionChange Event
Player.MediaCollectionMediaAdded Event
Player.MediaCollectionMediaRemoved Event
Player.MediaError Event
Player.ModeChange Event
Player.MouseDown Event
Player.MouseMove Event
Player.MouseUp Event
Player.network
Player.newMedia
Player.newPlaylist
Player.openPlayer
Player.OpenPlaylistSwitch Event
Player.openState
Player.OpenStateChange Event
Player.playerApplication
Player.PlaylistChange Event
Player.playlistCollection
Player.PlaylistCollectionChange Event
Player.PlaylistCollectionPlaylistAdded Event
Player.PlaylistCollectionPlaylistRemoved Event
Player.playState
Player.PlayStateChange Event
Player.PositionChange Event
Player.ScriptCommand Event
Player.settings
Player.status
Player.StatusChange Event
Player.stretchToFit
Player.StringCollectionChange Event
Player.uiMode
Player.URL
Player.versionInfo
Player.windowlessVideo
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Player.AudioLanguageChange event

The AudioLanguageChange event occurs when the current audio language changes.

Syntax

JScript
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Player.AudioLanguageChange(
  LangID
)

Parameters

LangID

Number (long) specifying the new locale identifier (LCID).

Return value

This event does not return a value.

Remarks

An LCID uniquely identifies a particular language dialect, called a locale.

The value of event parameters is specified by Windows Media Player, and can be accessed or passed to a method in an imported Microsoft JScript file by using the parameter name given. This parameter name must be typed exactly as shown, including capitalization.

Windows Media Player 10 Mobile: This event is not supported.

Requirements

Version

Windows Media Player 9 Series or later.

DLL
Wmp.dll

See also

Controls.currentAudioLanguage
Player Object

 

 

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