[sakos]

It seems working with a nice 5 seconds delay.

Code:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<window type="dialog" id="1100">
    <allowoverlay>no</allowoverlay>
    <onload>FullScreen</onload>
    <visible>Window.IsActive(502) + StringCompare(MusicPlayer.Time(hh),00) + StringCompare(MusicPlayer.Time(mm),00) + StringCompare(MusicPlayer.Time(ss),05)</visible>
    <controls></controls>
</window>

[Solo0815]

How about
System.IdleTime(5) instead of the MusicPlayer.Time comparing?

[sakos]

How about
System.IdleTime(5) instead of the MusicPlayer.Time comparing?

I like your idea. It shall be combined with "Player.Playing" and window ID check to achieve the expected behaviour.
The advantage that it will always switch back to full screen visualisation if no input is detected.

[sakos]

How about
System.IdleTime(5) instead of the MusicPlayer.Time comparing?

I like your idea. It shall be combined with "Player.Playing" and window ID check to achieve the expected behaviour.
The advantage that it will always switch back to full screen visualisation if no input is detected.

Dunno' why but it does not work. I keep the original version.

[Solo0815]

should work, untested:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<window type="dialog" id="1100">
<allowoverlay>no</allowoverlay>
<onload>FullScreen</onload>
<visible>Window.IsActive(502) + System.IdleTime(5) + Player.Playing</visible>
<controls></controls>
</window>

[sakos]

should work, untested:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<window type="dialog" id="1100">
<allowoverlay>no</allowoverlay>
<onload>FullScreen</onload>
<visible>Window.IsActive(502) + System.IdleTime(5) + Player.Playing</visible>
<controls></controls>
</window>

Yes, this is what I tried but did not work.

[Solo0815]

you can use this:
<window type="dialog" id="5555">
<allowoverlay>no</allowoverlay>
<onload condition="!Window.IsActive(visualisation)">FullScreen</onload>
<visible>!Window.IsActive(home) + Player.HasAudio + System.IdleTime(15)</visible>
<controls></controls>
</window>

it is working for me. It switches to Fullscreen-music after 15s

[bebox]

I finally got it working in Party Mode too!

This did the trick...

Create a new file named Custom_FullscreenMusic.xml (and put it in 1080i folder) with this content:

<window type="dialog" id="5555">
<allowoverlay>no</allowoverlay>
<onload condition="!Window.IsActive(visualisation)">FullScreen</onload>
<visible>IntegerGreaterThan(MusicPlayer.Time,1) + !SubString(Window(videolibrary).Property(TvTunesIsAlive),True)</visible>
<controls></controls>
</window>

Thanks. its working.

Thanks. its working also!
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[PantsOnFire]

It has now been a feature request for 2 years and counting! Wahoo!!

[N2Things]

I finally got it working in Party Mode too!

This did the trick...

Create a new file named Custom_FullscreenMusic.xml (and put it in 1080i folder) with this content:

<window type="dialog" id="5555">
<allowoverlay>no</allowoverlay>
<onload condition="!Window.IsActive(visualisation)">FullScreen</onload>
<visible>IntegerGreaterThan(MusicPlayer.Time,1) + !SubString(Window(videolibrary).Property(TvTunesIsAlive),True)</visible>
<controls></controls>
</window>

This worked for me, thank you. Plays in full-screen pretty much as soon as the music starts to play. Been looking for a solution for months!