Hello,
Thank you for trying out the new version. This is an interesting use case
you're describing. My first thought on this was : why bother splitting the
audio file into 2 files? You could just override the Player on_eos method
to seek back to where you want.
class LoopPlayer(Player):
offset_start = 20 # Intro is 20 seconds
def on_eos(self):
if self.loop:
self.seek(LoopPlayer.offset_start)
else:
self.next_source()
But then I can see that it might be useful to have a loop attribute on each
Source in the PlayList. Without external intervention this Source would
loop, unless Player.next_source() is called.
If we go down this route, I presume that the Player.queue signature would
become something like Player.queue(source, loop=False). Would this meet
your expectations? Do you have a better idea?
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