Konstantin <[email protected]> writes: > Hello, > > Thank you for the emms. > > My entire music collection is on the remote server, to which i have > access trough ssh.
I think of this as a file-system level issue. Why not mount the remote directory instead? > I can access it through tramp(emacs) and add a file to emms > playlist. > As the result, in the playlist buffer i get a file, for example: > /ssh:Server:/home/user/1.mp3 > (One can use other protocols /rsync:, /sshx:, /sftp:) > > But emms-mpv does not play such files. > I would like to ask a question is it possible to fix it? > > As i see it, there are two reasons why mpv doesn't play such files. > (As i understand vlc also) > 1. Mpv uses different naming scheme than tramp. > So instead of /sftp: one should write sftp:// > > 2. mpv does not support protocols rsync, sshx, ssh only sftp > > I would suggest changing few lines in emms-player-mpv-start. > (Although i did it through advice-add) > > --- emms-player-mpv.el 2024-12-02 17:19:18.807604784 +0100 > +++ emms-player-mpv-new.el 2024-12-04 15:36:39.132959493 +0100 > @@ -722,7 +722,10 @@ > (setq emms-player-mpv-stopped nil) > (emms-player-mpv-proc-playing nil) > (let* > - ((track-name (emms-track-get track 'name)) > + ((name-origin (emms-track-get track 'name)) > + (track-name (if (string-match > "^/ssh:\\|^/sshx:\\|^/rsync:\\|^/sftp:" name-origin) > + (replace-match "sftp://"; nil nil name-origin) > + name-origin)) > (track-playlist-option > (and emms-player-mpv-use-playlist-option > (memq (emms-track-get track 'type) > > What would be better solution? Perhaps this is a good solution (taking the above into consideration); I haven't looked into it yet. I would like to read Mike Kazantsev's view on it first. -- "Cut your own wood and it will warm you twice"
