the committed patch enables the multimedia keys in quodlibet except that
after pausing a song you cannot get it to resume with another keypress
(as it should: the button is play/pause, not just pause) I'll attach a
one-line patch to fix.
** Changed in: quodlibet (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix
diff to make play/pause button toggle
(I'm I patched against the right code, otherwise linenumbers might be off)
** Attachment added: dbusmmkey.diff
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/8919562/dbusmmkey.diff
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Eyal,
I'm using an up-to-date ubuntu gutsy with gnome and mapped the button
called Play (or play/pause) to a button, and pressing the button
pauses and resumes the player properly for me without your patch.
Your patch introduces no real different handling since the ^= operator
works exactly the
Sorry, my mistake.
I had an old copy of this plugin sitting in ~/.quodlibet (without toggle
behaviour). I deleted that when changing things. I thought my one-liner
fixed it, where the real fix was deleting the old plugin in
~/.quodlibet.
So, sorry for the confusion and please ignore my patch.
Okay, I'll set it back to Fix Released. Thanks for your contribution ;)
** Changed in: quodlibet (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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Should be fixed with the following upload, available in Ubuntu gutsy:
quodlibet-plugins (20070529-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream svn snapshot.
- New D-Bus multimedia key plugin.
* Remove dh_python call in debian/rules since it doesn't do anything.
-- Christine Spang [EMAIL
Patch is working, it is a viable solution to fix this issue.
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One other person to confirm the bug with a fresh Feisty installation.
Things worked fine on my Debian lenny a month ago. I'll try the above
patch.
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As per Joe's suggestion this is probably better implemented as a plugin.
I have written such plugin by adapting some existing code and Facundo
Batista's patch. The plugin is attached. Simply save the dbusmmkey.py
file in ~/.quodlibet/plugins/events/ and enable it in quod libet.
** Attachment
Ronny, I downloaded your plugin, and it works great! Thanks for your
help with this.
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Attached is the diff of what I touched in quodlibet.py to get Multimedia
keys working, :)
Now I have not only Play, as I had in Edgy, but also Next, Previous and
Stop.
** Attachment added: What I touched to get mmkeys woring
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7593769/quodlibet.py.diff
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wow nice, big thanks. I already thought this would never be fixed.
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I just went through Rhythmbox's changelog looking for clues and found
this entry:
2007-02-02 Jonathan Matthew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* configure.ac:
* data/rhythmbox.schemas:
* plugins/Makefile.am:
* plugins/mmkeys/Makefile.am:
* plugins/mmkeys/mmkeys.rb-plugin.desktop.in:
If Quod Libet says Error grabbing key 172, 0x853bc00 it means that
something else is intercepting the key. Close all applications
potentially using the multimedia keys, start Quod Libet at a terminal
(*after* closing everything), then try. If you still see that message at
a terminal, it means
I don't get the Error grabbing key 172, 0x853bc00 in the terminal, but
my multimedia keys still don't work. And yes, I had closed all other
open programs *before* running Quod Libet from a terminal.
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I second Rob D's comment, I also don't get the Error grabbing key
message.
Furthermore, I confirmed the keys are grab-able with the following test:
1. Open quodlibet
2. Try using multimedia keys to control quodlibet -- no effect
3. Without closing quodlibet, open Rhythmbox
4. Try using
I just edited /usr/share/quodlibet/qltk/dbus_.py:11 as in the debian
patch:
11c11
- from dbus.dbus_bindings import DBusException
---
+ from dbus import DBusException
This gets rid of the dbus_bindings deprecation warning when I start quodlibet
from the command line, but it does not fix the
Did you install quodlibet-ext?
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Yes, quodlibet-ext is installed.
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This *might* have something to do with different interface in new version of
control-center included with feisty.
You might be interested in http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=395433 and
also bug #32917 and bug #87299.
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#87299 makes it look like GNOME changed their mmkey support to preempt
any applications trying to do it themselves? Under bizarro GNOME logic I
guess the way to make mmkeys work is to break them? Who knows.
Supporting this new method involves buying into some new immature GNOME
API, which Quod
Why in the world are you guys looking at the D-Bus error to fix a
multimedia key problem?
The reason it's not working is because something else is grabbing the
key before we do. Hence the Error grabbing key 172, 0x853bc00. You're
probably running Rhythmbox or something else that wants to look at
Joe,
I still get this problem no matter what programs are open. If I close
them all and just keep Quod Libet open, my multimedia keys still don't
work. It does not appear that another application is intercepting the
key press event.
The point here is Quod Libet's media key functionality has
** Changed in: quodlibet (Debian)
Status: Unknown = Fix Released
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That fix did not work for me either, is there a .deb for 0.24-2?
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FWIW, Debian’s quodlibet’s 0.24-2 applies the
http://sacredchao.net/quodlibet/changeset/4007 revision, which
supposedly fixes this (as mentioned above, that change didn’t fix it for
me, though).
** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #419598
Reassigning to Lukáš Lalinský as the quodlibet package bug contact.
Is there an easy fix for this that I could apply to a private build of
the quodlibet package (I guess it’s too late to get it into Feisty…)?
I changed ‘from dbus.dbus_bindings import DBusException’ to ‘from dbus
import
Reassigning to quodlibet and marking as confirmed as per towolf’s
comment.
** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: xorg = quodlibet
Status: Unconfirmed = Confirmed
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confirming...
Traceback:
/usr/share/quodlibet/qltk/dbus_.py:11: DeprecationWarning: The
dbus_bindings module is deprecated and will go away soon.
dbus-python 0.80 provides only a partial emulation of the old
dbus_bindings, which was never meant to be public API.
Most uses of dbus_bindings are
where does quodlibet put those changes?
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I have no idea whether it’s Quod Libet or X.org that’s broken here;
X.org seems to get the keys properly (i.e., they show up in the keyboard
shortcuts selector), so it either does not pass them to Quod Libet or
Quod Libet doesn’t know what to do with them.
FWIW, the shortcuts work when Rhythmbox
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