Thanks for that. I need to have a play with this as I don't know how
the new callback mechanism works (Fred's rewritten the appropriate bits
of random mix to work with this, and I'm not up to speed with it).
Could you give me a transcript of loading an album via the cli. I'll
then do it myself
Random mix will stop if you replace the current playlist. If you just
add to the playlist, random mix will keep going. You can specifically
stop the mix via the player and web ui, but I don't know if you can do
this via the cli (probably not).
Max
Dr Lovegrove Wrote:
On 12/01/06, jonheal
On 12/01/06, max. spicer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Random mix will stop if you replace the current playlist. If you just
add to the playlist, random mix will keep going.
Indeed, although if I do a playlistcontrol cmd:load, which replaces
the playlist via CLI, it doesnt seem to stop it.. Pretty
No, although I could map a hidden button I guess.. Actually that would
be a great way of solving the CLI - plugin problems - dynamic button
mapping via the CLI..
We're getting OT here... but let me add some more to it :-).
I recently thought about the plugin/CLI problem. It's complexity lies
If you look at the random mix code (around line 563) you'll see that it
has a specific list of commands that it watches out for. If it sees
one of these commands, it stops the mix. Run slimserver with d_plugins
and watch out in the log for what command random mix receives in your
case (it will
On 12/01/06, max. spicer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you look at the random mix code (around line 563) you'll see that it
has a specific list of commands that it watches out for. If it sees
one of these commands, it stops the mix. Run slimserver with d_plugins
and watch out in the log for
