VLC Python Bindings: Unable to load another file after EOF

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VLC Python Bindings: Unable to load another file after EOF

Postby neku » 24 Feb 2012 18:25

Hi everyone,

I currently try to program a little audioplayer in python, with the use of the libvlc Python bindings.

The problem is, that I cannot load a media file after the current song ended. While the song is playing I can load a new file and play it without problems.



If you need it, here is the code (I hope it is understandable, I am new to Python and libvlc):

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import os import string import time import vlc import serial import io import struct arduinoMode = False class AudioPlayer: def __init__(self): self.instance = vlc.Instance() self.mediaplayer = self.instance.media_player_new() self.event_manager = self.mediaplayer.event_manager() self.event_manager.event_attach(vlc.EventType.MediaPlayerEndReached, self.trackEnded) self.titleNum = 0 self.playlist = [] def playlistFromDir(self, rootDir): for root, subFolders, files in os.walk(rootDir): for file in files: self.playlist.append(os.path.join(root,file)) def loadTrack(self, path): return self.instance.media_new(path) print("track loaded") def playTrack(self, track): self.mediaplayer.set_media(track) print("PLAYING TRACK") self.mediaplayer.play() def playCurrTrack(self): print("trying to load new track...") track = self.loadTrack(self.playlist[self.titleNum]) print("trying to play track...") self.playTrack(track) def trackEnded(self, event): print("Track ended") self.nextTrack() def prevTrack(self): self.setTitle(self.getTitle()-1) self.playCurrTrack() def nextTrack(self): self.setTitle(self.getTitle()+1) self.playCurrTrack() def getTitle(self): return self.titleNum def setTitle(self, number): self.titleNum = number if self.titleNum < 0: self.titleNum = len(self.playlist) + self.titleNum elif self.titleNum >= len(self.playlist): self.titleNum = len(self.playlist) - self.titleNum print("track %i of %i: %s" % (self.titleNum+1, len(self.playlist), self.playlist[self.titleNum])) def getVolume(self): return self.mediaplayer.audio_get_volume() def setVolume(self, vol): if vol < 0: vol = 0 elif vol > 100: vol = 100 self.mediaplayer.audio_set_volume(vol) print("Volume: %i" %(self.mediaplayer.audio_get_volume())) if arduinoMode == True: ser = serial.Serial("/dev/ttyACM0", 9600) connection = False; while not connection: input = ser.readline() print(input) if input != None: connection = True #time.sleep(0.05) player = AudioPlayer() player.playlistFromDir("/home/jonas/Musik/test") player.playCurrTrack() quit = False while not quit: key = raw_input() if key == "q": quit = True if key == "y": player.prevTrack() if key == "x": player.nextTrack() if key == "-": player.setVolume( player.getVolume()-5 ) if key == "+": player.setVolume( player.getVolume()+5 ) if key == "t": print(player.mediaplayer.get_time()) if arduinoMode == True: msg = ser.read(1); print(msg) player.setVolume(msg) time.sleep(1)
(The code is actually meaned to be used with an arduino, which prints a few sensor readings, you can ignore that)

There must be a problem in the eof callback (AudioPlayer.trackEnded())...

I hope you can help me

kind regards

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