I found I had to add a -vc argument.
yours will be different, but I had to
use -vc ffmpeg12mc to use xvmc to play TV.
Rande
mplayer plays movie and audio files just fine but
doesn't seem to be able
to get input from my TV tuner card. (This is the last thing I need
to
finish before fi
you just need to create a new menu object,
and call the pushmenu function - when the pushmenu function is called,
you will enter that menu.
eg, if you do
menuw.pushmenu(ha_menu)
menuw.pushmenu(ha_menu)
menuw.pushmenu(ha_menu)
then you will go down 3 levels of menus
(admitted the _same_ menu), and
you are returning the function result
rather than the function itself.
try encapsulating it in a lamda.
Rande
Another problem I'm having is that the following code:
ha_menu_items+=[menu.MenuItem(control[0],os.system(control[1]))]
executes the "os,system(control[1])" when the menu loads, not
My first idea is that MenuItem needs
to return a function that builds a new Item.
You might need to create a blank Item
class (no functions) and then dynamically create those functions using
the lamda operator.
That's the most extensible. Or
you could just have 3 Item subclasses, which would be l
I think it might be easier to parse
by doing it this way (tabbed for clarity, won't compile this way)
HA_ITEMS = [
("Living
Room",
(
("Corner
Light", ("On","Off","Dim")),
typo there - menuw.pushmenu(radio_ha)
should be - menuw.pushmenu(ha_menu)
Here's what I now have, but I'm still haing trouble,
lots of trouble.
I'm having trouble grasping the way python works, and my local B&N
has
no books on python.
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Ryan, within your mainMenu item, you'll
need something like the below (chopped from my shoutcast plugin - see the
dev archives for a full copy).
It's all to do with the actions function.
here you can choose whether to create another submenu or to actually
do something.
def actions(self):
Actually, I find freevo's interface
pretty good.
It's clean, it's simple and I never
have any trouble finding what I want.
As to modesum, ok, it's all very
nice complaining about modes, but without suggestions as to how it could
be done
better, it's of no use at all.
(to introduce the stra