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Haven't tried this (or the other), but check out shake2control.
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Does this check the prox sensor for being covered before skipping the track (I am no expert in python but didnt see anything suggesting it did). I prefer if it doesnt since I keep my n900 in its case most times.
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well I made this script so I can change the track even if it is inside the n900 cover, say I'm transmitting a FM station to my car, I don't want to take it outside the cover to get it working,
also this script is pretty smart when it gets to shaking the phone, I didn't encounter any random track changes yet
try it out and tell me what you think.
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hmm doesn't seem to work for me. it just displays changes in slope level when i move and shake the N900.
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I've made a simple python script to skip to the next track when you shake the phone
heres what you have to do:
extract the script to your phone
open the media player and start playing music
open the terminal and:
cd to the directory of the script
type in:
python skipshake.py
shake the phone and see the results
when you're done with the script close the terminal.
here is the script:
please test it out and tell me what you think about it
Last edited by m2cm2c; 2010-03-12 at 15:31. Reason: cleaned the script a little