While building a Media Player in UWP applications, it was noticed that the buttons assigned to properties "IsSkipBackward" "IsSkipFoward" are inverted in runtime, as seen from an example from a customized version of the WinUi 2 Gallery in which i made available in the code bellow:

<MediaPlayerElement Source="ms-appx:///Assets/SampleMedia/ladybug.wmv" MaxWidth="400" AutoPlay="False" AreTransportControlsEnabled="True" x:Name="testet"> <MediaPlayerElement.TransportControls> <MediaTransportControls IsSkipBackwardButtonVisible="True" IsSkipForwardButtonVisible="True" IsSkipBackwardEnabled="True" IsSkipForwardEnabled="True"/> </MediaPlayerElement.TransportControls> </MediaPlayerElement>

Ending up like this:

If you press the foward button a first time, it does nothing regarding skipping time, if you press the skip backwards button after that, it skips foward, and pressing skip foward reproduces the skip backward intended event (-10 sec) as seen in Exhibit-01.

Indeed, if you stress the button or press it continuously not interspersing, it should work normally, as seen from Exhibit-02.

It is not related to duration, as a test was conducted with a higher duration video, as seen in Exhibit-03.

please fix

Steps to reproduce the bug

1. Edit MediaPlayerElement within MediaPlayerElementPage.xaml to display Skip transport controls
2. Run code
3. Go to Media Player Page
4. Play video for any duration(or not)
5. Skip Forwards
6. Skip Backwards
7. Skip Forwards again

Expected behavior

Each transport control should have it respective function.

Screenshots

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NuGet package version

WinUI 2 - Microsoft.UI.Xaml 2.8.1

Windows version

Windows 10 (21H1): Build 19043

Additional context

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