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2010-02-28
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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)
See the sig: behold the nowplayingd (yeah, I suck at inventing project names... :P)
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2010-02-28
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Originally Posted by tuminoid
No I think it's catchy and understandable. I would've put something like "what the hell is that song?! -app"
I put a project application in to Garage admins as well, so this thing is taking baby steps forward
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2010-02-28
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Originally Posted by mottis
Thats just a nerd-engineer project name - apps friendly name is yet to be determined and your suggestion sounds much groovier than mine B-)
No I think it's catchy and understandable. I would've put something like "what the hell is that song?! -app"
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2010-02-28
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
How did you do this on an N810 then? Please do tell< as this sounds like a useful and fun little trick.
Something like this?
Code is here: http://slexy.org/view/s2FoAoHW5M
(gcc mafw.c `pkg-config --cflags --libs hildon-notify glib-2.0 mafw mafw-shared` -Wall)
Because there are so many things wrong with it, I won't insult people by uploading a binary. I up'ed the shitty code in hope that someone who actually knows what they're doing can improve it and fix its problems.
On the plus side, it does show the name and artist of the song if it is properly tagged and pressing the notification does bring up the media player. Those are probably the only good points...
I'd probably like to see this, too, but for a more nostalgic reason: My W810i used to do this.
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2010-02-28
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Originally Posted by gazza_d
I still have my N800 around, so I'll see if I can find any ways to get the currently playing song name. The notifications would be of the "recieved a new IM" type.
How did you do this on an N810 then? Please do tell< as this sounds like a useful and fun little trick.
But MAFW's predecessor - osso-media-server - is much, much less documented and extensible compared to MAFW so I can't promise anything.
Last edited by qwerty12; 2010-02-28 at 08:37.
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2010-02-28
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
Actually, just re-read the posts, and initially mis-read W810i as meaning the 810 wimax! Oops and sorry, mind you if this is doable, it'd be great.
I still have my N800 around, so I'll see if I can find any ways to get the currently playing song name. The notifications would be of the "recieved a new IM" type.
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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2010-02-28
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Originally Posted by gazza_d
Actually, just re-read the posts, and initially mis-read W810i as meaning the 810 wimax! Oops and sorry, mind you if this is doable, it'd be great.
Still needs packaging, however; will upload to extras-devel when done.
Some notes:
- Only works with songs that are tagged.
- Due to the way Diablo handles notifications, you have to press the home key to see them. I'll add an option (by way of editing its init.d script) that lets you use HildonBanner instead (bubbles in the right with a blue 'i').
(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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2010-02-28
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
Blooming magic - Top Man!
Still needs packaging, however; will upload to extras-devel when done.
Some notes:
- Only works with songs that are tagged.
- Due to the way Diablo handles notifications, you have to press the home key to see them. I'll add an option (by way of editing its init.d script) that lets you use HildonBanner instead (bubbles in the right with a blue 'i').
(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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2010-02-28
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
Now Playing Notifier 0.1 is in Diablo extras-devel.
Still needs packaging, however; will upload to extras-devel when done.
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:
But it can be configured to use a HildonBanner, instead:
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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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...).
Last edited by qwerty12; 2010-02-27 at 18:14.