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Hi, Problem solved ! I didn't know I could make an explicit mainloop outside cherrypy. I have replaced cherrypy.quickstart(something) by cherrypy.tree.mount(something) cherrypy.engine.start() to be able to enter a mainloop i put immediately after : while 1: time.sleep(1) if flag==1: Player.loadsub()...

Hi Olivier, I'm still confused... :( In my end_reached method I call a method of my cherrypy site (site.load_sub()), in which I call the method from my VLC object (VLC_player.loadSub()). This doesn't work. Perhaps this is because the VLC_player and site objects are instanciated in the same thread ? ...

Hi Olivier, end_reached() calls loadSub(). def end_reached(self): print("End reached!") VLC_player.loadSub() VLC_player is an instance of my MediaPlayer class. My whole code looks like this : (Declarations) (some functions) def end_reached() ... class website(object) ... class MediaPlayer(...

Hi, I've tried what Olivier suggested, but i'm stuck with a seemingly obscure problem. I use the "endreached" event handler to load sub-elements in a playlist. I can trigger the event indefinitely (by trying many different playlist one after the other) as long as the method called doesn't ...

Hi Olivier,
Thank you very much for your reply. After running into more problems (stuck in waiting loop, etc.) I realized that I indeed needed to create a class. I haven't had time to change my code yet, so your advice is very timely and most welcome !

Cheers.

This topic doesn't stir much interest it seems, but just for future reference in case somebody runs into this kind of problem, I solved this problem by assigning the event_manager() to a global variable. It seems like Python's garbage collection got rid of the event manager after entering the main l...

Hi, I use libVLC with the python bindings. Thanks to the help of someone in this forum I managed to get it to play a webradio. It requires playing the playlist first, waiting for it to finish, and then playing the first subitem. This works fine right now. The problem I have is when I want to change ...

Hurrah, it's working ! Thank you very much for your help. I paste my code below for future readers because I haven't seen many examples for Python bindings on the web. import vlc import time url="http://tvradio.ert.gr/radio/liveradio/asx/net.asx" global flag flag = 0 def end_reached(self):...

Hi, i'm sorry, i don't think i understand. I try a few things to no avail. Do I need to use media_list_player, or would media_player be enough ? Do I need to put the url in a media_list, or simply in a media ? The "finished" event doesn't seem to exist (not with this name at least). When i...

Hi, thank you first of all for your reply. I have tried with these 2 urls : http://tvradio.ert.gr/radio/liveradio/asx/trito.asx http://www.tv-radio.com/station/fip_mp3/fip_mp3-128k.m3u If i simply use ".set_media(url)' on the MediaPlayer, it won't play. What do I need to do ? Create a MediaList...

Hi, This is my first post here. I'm new to libVLC. I want to use it with Python, using the bindings with vlc.py. I followed this example (the one with the wrapper classes) : http://git.videolan.org/?p=vlc/bindings/python.git;a=blob;f=README It all works fine when I try to play a local file, but it d...