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Submitted by foobla on Sat, 2008-01-12 11:35
Because i like to create a remote control for moc i've begun to extract all protocol information from the moc code and reassembled it behind a simple C-interface. For example (this works so far):
struct client *cl = cl_init();
cl_connect(cl);
cl_do_pause(cl);
sleep(1);
cl_do_unpause(cl);
cl_close(cl);
cl_free(cl);
printf("ALL OK done\n");
return 0;
But then i've read from Damian Pietras that he think thats not a good idea (in the WindowMaker Topic).
On the other hand its not possible to get the Playlist via the commandline (as far as i know) and i think that its is much easier to implement the interface without calling `mocp` e.g. in a KDA plasma Widget (my main effort).
Submitted by randomuser034 on Fri, 2008-01-11 21:43
When I type run the "moc -i" function, I get this message:
Can't load plugin libmusepack_decoder: libmpcdec.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Can't load plugin libspeex_decoder: libspeex.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Does anyone have any ideas on why and how I can fix this. Thanks!
Submitted by Wolek on Tue, 2008-01-08 14:11
I see nobody develops moc. Is this project dead, will it be revived soon?
Submitted by ratnuts on Mon, 2008-01-07 23:27
hi,
Is there a way to make moc not care about case? some of my filenames are all lowercase but their respective playlists have mixed case (for the same filenames) and thus do not play. hope this makes sense.
thanks, moc is great
Submitted by tmp110 on Sat, 2008-01-05 14:52
Thanks for the perfect work.
I am a chinese user. Under console, zhcon can display cjk file names well,but mocp displays the multibyte characters as "#". I use Debian etch, moc version is 2.4.1. I also compliled the 2.4.3 and 2.5.0 myself,results is the same. Is this a bug, or what should I do ?
Thanks
Submitted by ssaguiar on Thu, 2008-01-03 14:35
I installed the moc player in a linux box and have a quastion:
In my linux, I have created a dir called sounds, with several sub-dirs (one for each group of musics), bacause I have a lot o mp3.
The question is: when I want to play some mp3 files, I need to enter the sub-dir and play them. As soon as the play stops, after the last file, I have to selet another sub-dir to continue to play.
Is there any way to make this automatic, with random selection of any of the all files in all sub-dirs, like mp3blaster?
Thanks to all
Sergio
Submitted by ssaguiar on Thu, 2008-01-03 14:35
I installed the moc player in a linux box and have a quastion:
In my linux, I have created a dir called sounds, with several sub-dirs (one for each group of musics), bacause I have a lot o mp3.
The question is: when I want to play some mp3 files, I need to enter the sub-dir and play them. As soon as the play stops, after the last file, I have to selet another sub-dir to continue to play.
Is there any way to make this automatic, with random selection of any of the all files in all sub-dirs, like mp3blaster?
Thanks to all
Sergio
Submitted by hackedhead on Tue, 2008-01-01 01:11
hi
i'm using moc on two computers now, and on my laptop running slackware linux and using a buildscript to compile from slackbuilds.org i'm seeing a small issue
I'm having a slight issue where as the playlist progress from track to track, the first few to several seconds of the track stutter and/or are skipped past.
anyone else seeing this behavior?
-hackedhead
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