On 2007-04-23 15:49, Soenke Schwardt wrote:
>> | video = device.get_stream(channel, 'audio,video')
>> | text = device.get_stream(channel, 'teletext')
>
> As Alessandro already mentioned it's sometimes clever to choose a
> specific audio stream if multiple are available. Changing audio stream
> while watching should also be possible (MP2 vs AC3, disable/enable
> audio comment for visually impaired people, ...)
How would changing an audio stream while watching affect the case where
you have multiple outputs, e.g. watching a stream you're currently
recording. If I'm just casually cycling through the audio channels
while watching a show I'm recording, I probably wouldn't want that to
affect what I'm recording to disk.
Then perhaps these properties should not be passed to get_stream, but to
add_output:
video = device.get_stream(channel, ('audio', 'video'))
video.add_output('filewriter', filename = 'foo', alang = 'en')
stream = video.add_output('udp', host = 'somebox', port = 9999, alang
= 'en)
kaa.notifier.OneShotTimer(stream.set_property, alang = 'de').start(5)
(Small variations to the API, e.g. specifying multiple streams in a
tuple and using kwargs based on my feeling that they are more pythonic.)
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