Play, Pause, and Stop are the methods of MediaElement.

1)Canvas
2)Grid
3)StackPanel

The different types of brushes in Silverlight are:-

1)SolidColorBrush
2)LinearGradientBrush
3)RadialGradientBrush
4)ImageBrush
5)VideoBrush.

Since for each .xap file we have to create a new silverlight application.

Silverlight supports Windows Media Audio and Video (WMA, WMV7-9) and VC-1, as well as MP3 audio.

Silverlight supports displaying static pre formatted text that is comprised out of glyph elements and also dynamic text that uses TextBlock. With glyphs, one needs to position the characters individually while TextBlock supports simple layout.

Once you have created the .xap file (explained below), the Silverlight 2 or 3 plug-in downloads the file and runs it in a separate work space.

A .xap file is used to contain and transfer the assemblies and resources of a managed code application. This managed code application must be run within the Silverlight 2 browser plug-in.

A basic xap file in silverlight will have an assembly related to specific code for the application, an application manifest file and any additional assemblies need to run the application. At a minimum, two files are needed, the application manifest file and the application assembly.

For example:

AppManifest.xaml

MyPianoV2.dll

The AppManifest.xaml file contains the deployment details needed to run the silverlight application.

Basic example:

<Deployment xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/client/2007/deployment" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" EntryPointAssembly="MyPianoV2" EntryPointType="MyPianoV2.App" RuntimeVersion="2.0.30523.4"> <Deployment.Parts> <AssemblyPart x:Name="MyPianoV2" Source="MyPianoV2.dll" /> </Deployment.Parts></Deployment>