C# Using an ImageList, PictureBox and a Timer to flip between Images

[@codyhathaway8188]

Thank you for this video, really well done! I'm in school for software development and this video expertly explains the steps needed to create a slideshow of images while using a timer. Thank you so much!

[@notforyou3122]

He is not disposing the image which is causing a memory leak, this will lead to a memory overflow exception. Make sure you dispose the picturebox image before you update it.

[@stairwayblue7947]

You're a genius! Thank you so much!

[@LROYAIRSOFT]

Just Click the picturbox and set image to zoom

[@mmaranta785]

Great tip about hitting Tab for if statements

[@tempname4039]

Very clear and useful - thanks.

[@dr.jagdishthacker6085]

very nice Thanks a lot

[@nefgeu]

Whats happening with the process memory there?

[@tirolocomcleod]

How would I make the program loop only 3 times and then stop?

[@oleksandrkravets3757]

Hello, this is interesting. I wonder why the Memory increases while the program is running?

[@MrHVids]

Add if (pictureBox1.Image != null) { pictureBox1.Image.Dispose(); } at the start of the code to stop the memory leak

[@karolinabadzioch1788]

Can you help me? I did everything like you on this video and I think that my code is correct, but I have an error: An unhandled exception of type 'System.Resources.MissingManifestResourceException' occurred in mscorlib.dll. I don't know what should I do in this situation :(

[@eugenesmirnov806]

How do you stop a timer?Everything I tried does not stop it.

[@MrHVids]

See 3:25 Timers have an enable property. If you set Timer1.enabled=False then the timer will stop

[@studio.teiba1]

How would i stop it from looping? So it only goes through the list once?

[@MrHVids]

Line 26 - Instead of setting the intImgNum back to 0, you would stop the timer

[@kimberlysg7374]

Me estas salvando el parcial :)

[@vechl]

Thank you so much

[@holaquetal0411]

thank you so much for the video.

[@iampro_grammer5917]

How To display that images randomly in the picturebox ??

[@TonyHall71]

You could generate a random number between 0 and the number of images inside of the tmrChangeImage_tick and just show that image

[@DavidTeixeirasin]

add if (pictureBox1.Image != null) { pictureBox1.Image.Dispose(); } at the begin of all his code under the tick otherwise you memory will leak

[@hostname47]

Thanks dude !

[@fatimaiqra2169]

thanks a lot!

[@tungdinh2216]

thanks

[@mathteacher2651]

Thank you.

[@ORagnar]

You could make an animation.