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Have you looked at the source for the Android app (https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-android)? I have a feeling a lot of the glue logic and API classes could be duplicated in c# from the kotlin source. The actual media player functionality could use any of the supported libraries for display on screen. The kotlin version looks to be using exoplayer, but I don't believe there is a port for c#. Using a media element would probably be the first approach I would try. https://github.com/videolan/libvlcsharp looks promising also. I might look at building a quick proof of concept if I can free some time up, but it wouldn't be any time soon. I'm interested in a polished product though, so if somebody else doesn't do it I might take it on.
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Have you looked at the source for the Android app (https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-android)? I have a feeling a lot of the glue logic and API classes could be duplicated in c# from the kotlin source. The actual media player functionality could use any of the supported libraries for display on screen. The kotlin version looks to be using exoplayer, but I don't believe there is a port for c#. Using a media element would probably be the first approach I would try. https://github.com/videolan/libvlcsharp looks promising also. I might look at building a quick proof of concept if I can free some time up, but it wouldn't be any time soon. I'm interested in a polished product though, so if somebody else doesn't do it I might take it on.
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