EQUALIZERSETTINGS.crossFade
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The crossFade attribute specifies or retrieves a value indicating whether cross-fade is enabled.
elementID.crossFade
Possible Values
This attribute is a read/write Boolean.
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| true | Cross-fade is enabled. |
| false | Default. Cross-fade is disabled. |
Remarks
Cross-fade is an audio processing feature that gradually decreases the volume of one media item near the end of its playback while simultaneously starting playback of the next media item at minimum volume and gradually increasing it to normal volume. The overlap between the start of the second media item and the end of the first media item is specified by the crossFadeWindow attribute.
Requirements
| Requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Version |
Windows Media Player 9 Series or later |
See also
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