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vidtech Wrote:Hi guys, new round these parts,

Been looking at the methods that have been mapped so far and was wondering if there was any way to navigate the menus of xbmc? - i.e. getting the same result as using up,down, left, right & enter on a keyboard.

Would you consider expanding your ticket to include the implementation of all Action commands? I don't think those 5 commands would be enough to fully control the interfaces. For example, in my experience, you can't close dialogs or navigate back to screens without Back, Close_Dialog, and Parent_Dir. Here is a list of all the ones I have implemented using the current HTTP API interface in my driver (some are redundant with the VideoPlayer/AudioPlayer commands) Looking forward to the day I can abandon the HTTP API...

Code:
Action(1);    ACTION_MOVE_LEFT

Action(2);    ACTION_MOVE_RIGHT

Action(3);    ACTION_MOVE_UP

Action(4);    ACTION_MOVE_DOWN

Action(5);    ACTION_PAGE_UP

Action(6);    ACTION_PAGE_DOWN

Action(7);    ACTION_SELECT_ITEM

Action(9);    ACTION_PARENT_DIR

Action(10);    ACTION_PREVIOUS_MENU

Action(11);    ACTION_SHOW_INFO

Action(12);    ACTION_PAUSE

Action(13);    ACTION_STOP

Action(14);    ACTION_NEXT_ITEM

Action(15);    ACTION_PREV_ITEM

Action(16);    ACTION_FORWARD

Action(17);    ACTION_REWIND

Action(18);    ACTION_SHOW_GUI

Action(19);    ACTION_ASPECT_RATIO

Action(20);    ACTION_STEP_FORWARD

Action(21);    ACTION_STEP_BACK

Action(22);    ACTION_BIG_STEP_FORWARD

Action(23);    ACTION_BIG_STEP_BACK

Action(24);    ACTION_SHOW_OSD

Action(25);    ACTION_SHOW_SUBTITLES

Action(26);    ACTION_NEXT_SUBTITLE

Action(27);    ACTION_SHOW_CODEC

Action(51);    ACTION_CLOSE_DIALOG

Action(56);    ACTION_AUDIO_NEXT_LANGUAGE

Action(58);    REMOTE_0

Action(59);    REMOTE_1

Action(60);    REMOTE_2

Action(61);    REMOTE_3

Action(62);    REMOTE_4

Action(63);    REMOTE_5

Action(64);    REMOTE_6

Action(65);    REMOTE_7

Action(66);    REMOTE_8

Action(67);    REMOTE_9

Action(85);    ACTION_TAKE_SCREENSHOT

Action(88);    ACTION_VOLUME_UP

Action(89);    ACTION_VOLUME_DOWN

Action(91);    ACTION_MUTE

Action(110);    ACTION_BACKSPACE

Action(111);    ACTION_SCROLL_UP

Action(112);    ACTION_SCROLL_DOWN

Action(117);    ACTION_CONTEXT_MENU

Action(123);    ACTION_SHOW_OSD_TIME

Action(134);    ACTION_SHOW_VIDEOMENU

Action(135);    ACTION_ENTER

Action(138);    ACTION_NEXT_SCENE

Action(139);    ACTION_PREV_SCENE

Action(199);    ACTION_TOGGLE_FULLSCREEN

wuench Wrote:Would you consider expanding your ticket to include the implementation of all Action commands? I don't think those 5 commands would be enough to fully control the interfaces. For example, in my experience, you can't close dialogs or navigate back to screens without Back, Close_Dialog, and Parent_Dir. Here is a list of all the ones I have implemented using the current HTTP API interface in my driver (some are redundant with the VideoPlayer/AudioPlayer commands) Looking forward to the day I can abandon the HTTP API...

Code:
Action(1); ACTION_MOVE_LEFT Action(2); ACTION_MOVE_RIGHT Action(3); ACTION_MOVE_UP Action(4); ACTION_MOVE_DOWN Action(5); ACTION_PAGE_UP Action(6); ACTION_PAGE_DOWN Action(7); ACTION_SELECT_ITEM Action(9); ACTION_PARENT_DIR Action(10); ACTION_PREVIOUS_MENU Action(11); ACTION_SHOW_INFO Action(12); ACTION_PAUSE Action(13); ACTION_STOP Action(14); ACTION_NEXT_ITEM Action(15); ACTION_PREV_ITEM Action(16); ACTION_FORWARD Action(17); ACTION_REWIND Action(18); ACTION_SHOW_GUI Action(19); ACTION_ASPECT_RATIO Action(20); ACTION_STEP_FORWARD Action(21); ACTION_STEP_BACK Action(22); ACTION_BIG_STEP_FORWARD Action(23); ACTION_BIG_STEP_BACK Action(24); ACTION_SHOW_OSD Action(25); ACTION_SHOW_SUBTITLES Action(26); ACTION_NEXT_SUBTITLE Action(27); ACTION_SHOW_CODEC Action(51); ACTION_CLOSE_DIALOG Action(56); ACTION_AUDIO_NEXT_LANGUAGE Action(58); REMOTE_0 Action(59); REMOTE_1 Action(60); REMOTE_2 Action(61); REMOTE_3 Action(62); REMOTE_4 Action(63); REMOTE_5 Action(64); REMOTE_6 Action(65); REMOTE_7 Action(66); REMOTE_8 Action(67); REMOTE_9 Action(85); ACTION_TAKE_SCREENSHOT Action(88); ACTION_VOLUME_UP Action(89); ACTION_VOLUME_DOWN Action(91); ACTION_MUTE Action(110); ACTION_BACKSPACE Action(111); ACTION_SCROLL_UP Action(112); ACTION_SCROLL_DOWN Action(117); ACTION_CONTEXT_MENU Action(123); ACTION_SHOW_OSD_TIME Action(134); ACTION_SHOW_VIDEOMENU Action(135); ACTION_ENTER Action(138); ACTION_NEXT_SCENE Action(139); ACTION_PREV_SCENE Action(199); ACTION_TOGGLE_FULLSCREEN

For those you can use eventserver Smile

Works well even if all JSON would be better.

I think the full list is needed, as all users will need some specific buttons Smile

For example i need playdrive, eject, myvideo, mymusic ... Smile

Hi guys,

I tried to add some mp3-streams to the playlist with this command

Code:
curl -s -S -m 3 -X POST -d '{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "AudioPlaylist.Add", "params": { "file" : "/home/xbmc/.xbmc/userdata/playlists/music/radio.m3u"}, "id": 1}' http://192.168.0.24:8080/jsonrpc

OK, this works but the m3u is add not the streams inside and there is no label.
After this I tried to add the streams one by one with this command:

Code:
curl -s -S -m 3 -X POST -d '{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "AudioPlaylist.Add", "params": { "file" : "http://gffstream.ic.llnwd.net/stream/gffstream_mp3_w49a", "label" : "Bremen 4"}, "id": 1}' http://192.168.0.24:8080/jsonrpc

The stream is added but again without a label.

Is it possible with the json-interface to:

Add a playlistfile (m3u, pls) as a new playlist or the songs inside to an existing playlist?
How could I add a label to the streams?

if you want to add the content of a playlist you should do

Code:
curl -s -S -m 3 -X POST -d '{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "AudioPlaylist.Add", "params": { "playlist-file" : "/home/xbmc/.xbmc/userdata/playlists/music/radio.m3u"}, "id": 1}' http://192.168.0.24:8080/jsonrpc

IIRC

A person using the latest git version of XBMC was having problems with PseudoTV. Looking at his log, I see that the duration field was not returned in the GetDirectory JSON call that's done. The field is specified in the call along with others, and the others return properly. Has the name of this field changed? If it should work the same as it does in Dharma, I will file a bug report.

Jason102 Wrote:A person using the latest git version of XBMC was having problems with PseudoTV. Looking at his log, I see that the duration field was not returned in the GetDirectory JSON call that's done. The field is specified in the call along with others, and the others return properly. Has the name of this field changed? If it should work the same as it does in Dharma, I will file a bug report.

Fairly certain it has not changed, is it just PseudoTV or is it all add-ons? Because if its just PseudoTV it could be that it has stopped giving that info?

I honestly don't know whether other plugins have this issue or not. Here is the code:

Code:
json_query = '{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "Files.GetDirectory", "params": {"directory": "%s", "media": "%s", "recursive": "%s", "fields":["duration","tagline","showtitle","album","artist","plot"]}, "id": 1}' % ( self.escapeDirJSON( dir_name ), media_type, recursive )

json_folder_detail = xbmc.executeJSONRPC(json_query)

self.log(json_folder_detail)

The results in the log show that, in Dharma, duration is properly returned as an int value along with the appropriate other fields (depending on the media type, of course). In the repository XBMC, though, the other fields appear but duration is not there.

Jason102 Wrote:I honestly don't know whether other plugins have this issue or not. Here is the code:

Code:
json_query = '{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "Files.GetDirectory", "params": {"directory": "%s", "media": "%s", "recursive": "%s", "fields":["duration","tagline","showtitle","album","artist","plot"]}, "id": 1}' % ( self.escapeDirJSON( dir_name ), media_type, recursive ) json_folder_detail = xbmc.executeJSONRPC(json_query) self.log(json_folder_detail)

The results in the log show that, in Dharma, duration is properly returned as an int value along with the appropriate other fields (depending on the media type, of course). In the repository XBMC, though, the other fields appear but duration is not there.

Open a ticket with full Debug Log and if possible a test script

@topfs2
Thanks, this works fine Smile

But I have an other question:

With a fresh booted xbmc, I add to my empty playlist eight streams/songs, this works now (many thanks). If I try to play the first song I use this json-rpc commands:

Code:
curl -s -S -m 3 -X POST -d '{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "AudioPlaylist.Play", "params": { "songid" : "0"}, "id": 1}' http://192.168.0.24:8080/jsonrpc

or this one

Code:
curl -s -S -m 3 -X POST -d '{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "AudioPlaylist.Play", "params": "0", "id": 1}' http://192.168.0.24:8080/jsonrpc

Both results with an ""Failed to execute method" (same with other song-ids). What should I do?

Generally both of these requests should be valid. If you provide no "songid" field or 0 as a value (which is the case in your example) it should simply start playing the playlist. At a quick glance I couldn't figure out how AudioPlaylist.Play could (in any case) return "Failed to execute method" so I'll have to take a closer look when I get home today.

Did you check if the playlist actually contained the eight streams/songs you added using json rpc (with AudioPlaylist.GetItems())?

Hi everyone,

i've just stumbled over a strange bug:
"Player.GetActivePlayers" times out if an addon has the virtual keyboard opened.

How to reproduce:
- Take an addon with an integrated search feature, like YouTube
- In the youtube addon, got to Search->Search...
- the virtual keyboard will pop up.
- now, with the keyboard opened, use your favorite script / curl whatever and do a Player.GetActivePlayers => timeout.
- close the keyboard and everything's back to normal.

I've tested this with different addons, same result.

I don't know if this is JSON or rather core related (suspect the later one), but i thought i'd post it here anyway.

Edit:
Tested with XBMC 10.0 running on OS X

grywnn Wrote:Hi everyone,

i've just stumbled over a strange bug:
"Player.GetActivePlayers" times out if an addon has the virtual keyboard opened.

Thanks for the detailed description. Could you
1. create a bug ticket on trac for this?
2. turn on debug logging (Settings -> System -> Debugging), re-run the steps you described to reproduce the problem and then attach the debug log to the trac ticket?

That would help a lot to narrow down the problem. Thanks.

topfs2,

How hard would it be to implement a function that will allow users to retrieve all audio devices and reconfigure them?

Montellese Wrote:1. create a bug ticket on trac for this?
2. turn on debug logging (Settings -> System -> Debugging), re-run the steps you described to reproduce the problem and then attach the debug log to the trac ticket?

Done.

@Montelese
I do the following:

Code:
curl -s -S -m 3 -X POST -d '{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "AudioPlaylist.Add", "params": { "playlist-file" : "/home/xbmc/.xbmc/userdata/playlists/music/Radio.m3u"}, "id": 1}' http://192.168.0.24:8080/jsonrpc

Result:

Code:
{

   "id" : 1,

   "jsonrpc" : "2.0",

   "result" : "OK"

}

and the result from:

Code:
curl -s -S -m 3 -X POST -d '{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "AudioPlaylist.GetItems", "params": { "fields": ["title","artist"] }, "id": 1}' http://192.168.0.24:8080/jsonrpc

Code:
{

   "id" : 1,

   "jsonrpc" : "2.0",

   "result" : {

      "end" : 8,

      "items" : [

         {

            "file" : "http://rs20.stream24.org:8000/stream",

            "label" : "FFN"

         },

         {

            "file" : "http://mp3.webradio.rockantenne.de:80",

            "label" : "Rock Antenne"

         },

         {

            "file" : "http://87.118.78.7:8030",

            "label" : "TOP 100 Station"

         },

         {

            "file" : "http://ndr.ic.llnwd.net/stream/ndr_ndr2_hi_mp3",

            "label" : "NDR2"

         },

         {

            "file" : "http://gffstream.ic.llnwd.net/stream/gffstream_mp3_w49a",

            "label" : "Bremen 4"

         },

         {

            "file" : "http://62.27.26.27:80/sunshinelive/livestream.mp3",

            "label" : "Sunshine Live"

         },

         {

            "file" : "http://ndr.ic.llnwd.net/stream/ndr_n-joy_hi_mp3",

            "label" : "N-Joy"

         },

         {

            "file" : "http://ice.streaming.spacenet.de:80/radio21",

            "label" : "Radio 21"

         }

      ],

      "start" : 0,

      "total" : 8

   }

}

so I try to play:

Code:
curl -s -S -m 3 -X POST -d '{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "AudioPlaylist.Play", "params": { "songid" : "0"}, "id": 1}' http://192.168.0.24:8080/jsonrpc

with the result

Code:
{

   "error" : {

      "code" : -32100,

      "message" : "Failed to execute method."

   },

   "id" : 1,

   "jsonrpc" : "2.0"

}

If I load a playlist with the frontend and the playlist is open, the play-command works...

wuench

Tolriq

panzaeron

topfs2

Jason102

topfs2

Jason102

topfs2

panzaeron

Montellese

grywnn

Montellese

erhnam

grywnn

panzaeron