Windows.Media.DialProtocol Namespace

The DIAL protocol (DI scover A nd L aunch) lets people launches media apps from a primary device, like a phone or tablet, to a remote device like a television. See http://www.dial-multiscreen.org for more information in the industry-standard protocol.

Classes

DialApp	Represents a DIAL application running on a remote device.
DialAppStateDetails	Represents the state of the DIAL app.
DialDevice	Represents the remote device capable of running DIAL apps.
DialDevicePicker	Represents a picker flyout that contains a list of remote devices for the user to choose from. In a desktop app, before using an instance of this class in a way that displays UI, you'll need to associate the object with its owner's window handle. For more info, and code examples, see Display WinRT UI objects that depend on CoreWindow.
DialDevicePickerFilter	Represents the filter used to determine which devices to show in a DialDevicePicker. The filter parameters are OR-ed together to build the resulting filter.
DialDeviceSelectedEventArgs	Represents the event arguments for the DialDeviceSelected event on the DialDevicePicker object.
DialDisconnectButtonClickedEventArgs	Represents the event arguments for the DisconnectButtonClicked event on the DialDevicePicker object.
DialReceiverApp	Provides a mechanism for server apps to supply requested data to the DIAL REST service, which can be queried by client apps.

Enums

DialAppLaunchResult	The result of attempting to launch an app on a remote device.
DialAppState	The state of the application on the remote device.
DialAppStopResult	The result of attempting to stop an app from running on a remote device.
DialDeviceDisplayStatus	The possible statuses a DIAL device can have in the DIAL device picker. You can use these to adjust the sub-status and other visual attributes for a particular device in the picker.

See also

• Advanced casting sample (Windows 10)