pMusic 6.0.0
Sorry about that, but atm gtkdialog (that is pmusic' gui-library) does not support drag'n drop.recobayu wrote:is it possible with pmusic to "drag n drop"? (like gnome-mplayer).
i select some file and then just drop it to pmusic..
i'm very like the pequalizer and file info..
good job zigbert..
BUT, on the other hand, you can simply click on the file in the filemanager, and it will add itself to the playlist. (As long as Pmusic is the default audioplayer)
Sigmund
When I use Pemasu's Exprimo it allows me to use
drag and drop of files and folders into
folder select and file select boxes that gtkdialog scripts use.
I don't know how Pemasu does that trick but it's neat!!!
If you could integrate that feature into pmusic
it would nice feature. Maybe drag a music file to
a special area in the pmusic window and the file
is added automatically to current playlist.
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drag and drop of files and folders into
folder select and file select boxes that gtkdialog scripts use.
I don't know how Pemasu does that trick but it's neat!!!
If you could integrate that feature into pmusic
it would nice feature. Maybe drag a music file to
a special area in the pmusic window and the file
is added automatically to current playlist.
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Hello Zigbert,
There are two LOC2913 in /usr/local/pmusic/locales :
LOC2913="Copy / Convert / Rip / Record"
LOC2913="Start with number"
Which one is the good one?
What is the "- NLS: Added: $LOC_STOP " in changelog of 24/06?
Thanks
There are two LOC2913 in /usr/local/pmusic/locales :
LOC2913="Copy / Convert / Rip / Record"
LOC2913="Start with number"
Which one is the good one?
What is the "- NLS: Added: $LOC_STOP " in changelog of 24/06?
Thanks
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I trust that PMusic works as intended but
my personal needs is met or get satisfied
in a better way by using Gnome MPlayer.
If I start a mp3 in Pmusic and then try to move say 2 minutes into a 60 minutes
radio program then Pmusic fails to do that while GMplayer allow me to.
No criticism I most likely ask for something not promised to be possible
or even thought of by the maker of Pmusic or a feature I fail to activate?
my personal needs is met or get satisfied
in a better way by using Gnome MPlayer.
If I start a mp3 in Pmusic and then try to move say 2 minutes into a 60 minutes
radio program then Pmusic fails to do that while GMplayer allow me to.
No criticism I most likely ask for something not promised to be possible
or even thought of by the maker of Pmusic or a feature I fail to activate?
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
not an ideal solution though
add a folder to pmusic playlist
just now, i do some "oprek" with folder and pmusic. i add a folder to pmusic playlist.
1. right click on a folder that contain music file (.mp3, .wav, .ogg else)
2. i choose "Customize menu..."
3. a message box appear, i click ok and rox open at ~/.config/rox.sorceforge.net/SendTo/.inode_directory
4. i make a script by right click, New, Script. i rename to "addtopmusic"
5. shift and click file "addtopmusic", then i add this script:
now i can add a folder to playlist pmusic.
very nice with pmusic..
1. right click on a folder that contain music file (.mp3, .wav, .ogg else)
2. i choose "Customize menu..."
3. a message box appear, i click ok and rox open at ~/.config/rox.sorceforge.net/SendTo/.inode_directory
4. i make a script by right click, New, Script. i rename to "addtopmusic"
5. shift and click file "addtopmusic", then i add this script:
Code: Select all
pmusic -a "$@"
very nice with pmusic..
The last 2913 will be 2914 in next release. - Thank you.esmourguit wrote:Hello Zigbert,
There are two LOC2913 in /usr/local/pmusic/locales :
LOC2913="Copy / Convert / Rip / Record"
LOC2913="Start with number"
Which one is the good one?
What is the "- NLS: Added: $LOC_STOP " in changelog of 24/06?
Thanks
line 53 in the locales file:
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LOC_STOP="Stop"
Sigmund
Pmusic supports moving 'play-time' by dragging the slider, but if moving several times if might freeze... If you know the exact time you want to jump to, there is an option in the 'Track' menu for that.nooby wrote:I trust that PMusic works as intended but
my personal needs is met or get satisfied
in a better way by using Gnome MPlayer.
If I start a mp3 in Pmusic and then try to move say 2 minutes into a 60 minutes
radio program then Pmusic fails to do that while GMplayer allow me to.
No criticism I most likely ask for something not promised to be possible
or even thought of by the maker of Pmusic or a feature I fail to activate?
BUT, if you are streaming your radio program (not a local file), Pmusic will get trouble. At the moment ffmpeg is not clever to jump into streams..... I have not testes recent ffmpeg - it is very actively developed.
Sigmund
Re: add a folder to pmusic playlist
Thank you for the tip!recobayu wrote:just now, i do some "oprek" with folder and pmusic. i add a folder to pmusic playlist.
1. right click on a folder that contain music file (.mp3, .wav, .ogg else)
2. i choose "Customize menu..."
3. a message box appear, i click ok and rox open at ~/.config/rox.sorceforge.net/SendTo/.inode_directory
4. i make a script by right click, New, Script. i rename to "addtopmusic"
5. shift and click file "addtopmusic", then i add this script:now i can add a folder to playlist pmusic.Code: Select all
pmusic -a "$@"
very nice with pmusic..
Another way is to use the 'Add all' option in the builtin file-browser. See Music-sources menu.
Sigmund
This gives me an idea.1. right click on a folder that contain music file (.mp3, .wav, .ogg else)
Write a right click script for a folder
1) first check if another playlist can be added
( because there could be to may already)
2) Then make a playlist from .mp3 ogg's etc.
Place it in the pmusic preference folder.
Is it possible??
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drag'n drop
Pmusic 2.6.3 installed on slacko-5.3.3.2-JP.don570 wrote:When I use Pemasu's Exprimo it allows me to use
drag and drop of files and folders into
folder select and file select boxes that gtkdialog scripts use.
It allows drag and drop of files and folders into the search box, yes.
No mater files of folders, the title list (left side box) shows the files in the folder.
I hope folder button and clear button at the search box, like the ffconvert has.
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Re: drag'n drop
I am sorry to say that you most likely will not find such buttons in the default frontend of Pmusic.shinobar wrote:I hope folder button and clear button at the search box, like the ffconvert has.
Why?
Because Pmusic's main target is to be a simple audioplayer/musicmanager for newbies, and I personally think the main-gui should be as clean as possible. The gui-challenge of a complex program like Pmusic is that everyone should immediately understand how stuff works. In general, that means I must compromise with the availability of features. Many features are placed deeper inside the Pmusic environment, like in a menu or a external window. This is my very personal opinion. It is clear to me that others have a different opinion when I look at how they build their guis.
Best wishes
Sigmund
I've created a right click app to help in the making of a play list.
Forum member stu90 helped with the 'find' code.
The concept is simple. Quickly make an m3u file. Then make
a pmusic playlist from the m3u file. The instructions are on site.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 955#641955
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Forum member stu90 helped with the 'find' code.
The concept is simple. Quickly make an m3u file. Then make
a pmusic playlist from the m3u file. The instructions are on site.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 955#641955
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Note to Zigbert:
When I wrote create-m3u I was hoping that I could do the entire process
of making a Pmusic playlist in one simple step.
Is that possible??
I wrote the script so that it would be easy to modify the script
by removing the exit command and adding code at end of script
to convert the m3u file located in /root to a pmusic playlist.
Wouldn't it be easy for you to write the code. Just check for
blank playlists and add the song titles to a blank list. Is it more
difficult than that??
..and when pmusic is first installed or launched shouldn't it create all
the playlist files in the hidden config folder. That way it would
be easy to determine if a playlist is blank or not. All I see now
are playlists that have been previously created.
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When I wrote create-m3u I was hoping that I could do the entire process
of making a Pmusic playlist in one simple step.
Is that possible??
I wrote the script so that it would be easy to modify the script
by removing the exit command and adding code at end of script
to convert the m3u file located in /root to a pmusic playlist.
Wouldn't it be easy for you to write the code. Just check for
blank playlists and add the song titles to a blank list. Is it more
difficult than that??
..and when pmusic is first installed or launched shouldn't it create all
the playlist files in the hidden config folder. That way it would
be easy to determine if a playlist is blank or not. All I see now
are playlists that have been previously created.
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don570
I don't exactly understand what you mean I should do. What do you need blank playlists for? I will consider all patches to meet your request. If you need specific knowledge, I will share what I know...
I must admit, I haven't looked at your code and not tested the m3u-creator. I use the builtin browser in pmusic to build my playlists, but it is clear that others like it to do it other ways.
Sigmund
I don't exactly understand what you mean I should do. What do you need blank playlists for? I will consider all patches to meet your request. If you need specific knowledge, I will share what I know...
I must admit, I haven't looked at your code and not tested the m3u-creator. I use the builtin browser in pmusic to build my playlists, but it is clear that others like it to do it other ways.
Sigmund
I need to 'see' a playlist to check if it is empty or if it's easier for you
----> make a configuration file in root/.pmusic that lists the playlists
that are unused by user. Then there would have to be a way for
an independent program to build a pmusic playlist and get pmusic
to recognize it when launching.
Another idea ---> Perhaps you could put a folder
in /root/.pmusic called Third_party_playlists where any
independent program could put a pmusic playlist and pmusic
would (at launch) recognize the playlist and try to show it in the
window and begin playing it if there are still empty pmusic playlist slots available.
I don't understand how pmusic works (Isn't it obvious? )
so you'll have to design a procedure to allow the adding of playlist
and document it. The idea is to do the work behind the
scenes so the user needs to interact as little as possible.
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----> make a configuration file in root/.pmusic that lists the playlists
that are unused by user. Then there would have to be a way for
an independent program to build a pmusic playlist and get pmusic
to recognize it when launching.
Another idea ---> Perhaps you could put a folder
in /root/.pmusic called Third_party_playlists where any
independent program could put a pmusic playlist and pmusic
would (at launch) recognize the playlist and try to show it in the
window and begin playing it if there are still empty pmusic playlist slots available.
I don't understand how pmusic works (Isn't it obvious? )
so you'll have to design a procedure to allow the adding of playlist
and document it. The idea is to do the work behind the
scenes so the user needs to interact as little as possible.
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