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If the page always knows how many streams are going to be played, you could use a counter to count the number of &quot;MediaEnded&quot;s you get.
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If the page always knows how many streams are going to be played, you could use a counter to count the number of "MediaEnded"s you get.

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Yes that would be easier but it is variable.
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Yes that would be easier but it is variable.

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Problem was solved by triggering a setTimeout(&quot;checkPlayerSta<wbr />te()&quot;,10) timer when I receive a media ended event. If I after 10 ms still get a &quot;media ended&quot; status, I know it was the last stream, otherwise I get status &quot;buffering&quot;. 
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Problem was solved by triggering a setTimeout("checkPlayerState()",10) timer when I receive a media ended event. If I after 10 ms still get a "media ended" status, I know it was the last stream, otherwise I get status "buffering".

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I am using an embedded Windows Media Player. The film called is an ASX file that specify a series of streams to load after one another. I would like to detect the end of the *last* stream. The Player.playState returns &quot;MediaEnded&quot; after each stream but I want an event only after the last. Clues anyone? Thank you very much!
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I am using an embedded Windows Media Player. The film called is an ASX file that specify a series of streams to load after one another. I would like to detect the end of the *last* stream. The Player.playState returns "MediaEnded" after each stream but I want an event only after the last. Clues anyone? Thank you very much!

Media Player: Detecting end of film for multiple film ASX

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