I am writing a WinUI3 app. I need it to play a .mkv video file using MediaPlayerElement control. Out of box, .mkv file types are not supported. So I came upon a package FFmpegInteropX.FFmpegUWP (current v5.1.100) and installed it to the solution via Visual Studio NuGet Package Manager. The installation went fine and the package is definitely part of the project:

I am writing a WinUI3 app. I need it to play a .mkv video file using MediaPlayerElement control. Out of box, .mkv file types are not supported. So I came upon a package FFmpegInteropX.FFmpegUWP (current v5.1.100) and installed it to the solution via Visual Studio NuGet Package Manager. The installation went fine and the package is definitely part of the project:

I am writing a WinUI3 app. I need it to play a .mkv video file using MediaPlayerElement control. Out of box, .mkv file types are not supported. So I came upon a package FFmpegInteropX.FFmpegUWP (current v5.1.100) and installed it to the solution via Visual Studio NuGet Package Manager. The installation went fine and the package is definitely part of the project:

I am writing a WinUI3 app. I need it to play a .mkv video file using MediaPlayerElement control. Out of box, .mkv file types are not supported. So I came upon a package FFmpegInteropX.FFmpegUWP (current v5.1.100) and installed it to the solution via Visual Studio NuGet Package Manager. The installation went fine and the package is definitely part of the project:

I am writing a WinUI3 app. I need it to play a .mkv video file using MediaPlayerElement control. Out of box, .mkv file types are not supported. So I came upon a package FFmpegInteropX.FFmpegUWP (current v5.1.100) and installed it to the solution via Visual Studio NuGet Package Manager. The installation went fine and the package is definitely part of the project:

I am writing a WinUI3 app. I need it to play a .mkv video file using MediaPlayerElement control. Out of box, .mkv file types are not supported. So I came upon a package FFmpegInteropX.FFmpegUWP (current v5.1.100) and installed it to the solution via Visual Studio NuGet Package Manager. The installation went fine and the package is definitely part of the project:

I am writing a WinUI3 app. I need it to play a .mkv video file using MediaPlayerElement control. Out of box, .mkv file types are not supported. So I came upon a package FFmpegInteropX.FFmpegUWP (current v5.1.100) and installed it to the solution via Visual Studio NuGet Package Manager. The installation went fine and the package is definitely part of the project:

I am writing a WinUI3 app. I need it to play a .mkv video file using MediaPlayerElement control. Out of box, .mkv file types are not supported. So I came upon a package FFmpegInteropX.FFmpegUWP (current v5.1.100) and installed it to the solution via Visual Studio NuGet Package Manager. The installation went fine and the package is definitely part of the project: