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Hopefully, you'll get the time to fix the number of problems with it (if you've compiled it, I'm sure you will know what I mean...). :) |
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I put a project application in to Garage admins as well, so this thing is taking baby steps forward :) See the sig: behold the nowplayingd (yeah, I suck at inventing project names... :P)
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But MAFW's predecessor - osso-media-server - is much, much less documented and extensible compared to MAFW so I can't promise anything. |
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Still needs packaging, however; will upload to extras-devel when done. Some notes:
(Though I take back what I said about OMS - I just used DBus-GLib for this. Much nicer than bloody MAFW.) |
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I imagine tuminoid is working on the Fremantle version. :) By default, notifications hide after 10 seconds, they hide when the track is stopped and, of course, they hide when the track is changed. By default, it uses this type of notification: http://imgur.com/151O7.png But it can be configured to use a HildonBanner, instead: http://imgur.com/ZvbRt.png If you wish to change the timeout and the type of notification: Edit the file /etc/default/now-playing-notifier and change NPN_OPTIONS as required. E.g., to make it use a HildonBanner with a timeout of 20 seconds: NPN_OPTIONS="-u -t 20" When using the IM-type notifications, a timeout of '0' means it will stay on the screen forever (until destroyed upon the changing/stopping of the track). Oh, and it only works on tracks with artist and title tags. If someone knows a way to get the filename of the currently playing track from the Media Player, let me know. :) |
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