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call play() and pause() depending on playbackStatus
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- first check CanControl property, as it overrules things
-
On Sunday, April 22, 2012 01:00:27 Alex Merry wrote:
> Eike Hein suggested that mpris2 should go into kde-workspace, next to
> nowplaying, to allow widget authors to port away from nowplaying. (The
> trouble with putting mpris2 in addons is that there would be an
> incentive - ubiquity - for widge
On Sunday 22 April 2012, Alex Merry wrote:
>
> Eike Hein suggested that mpris2 should go into kde-workspace, next to
> nowplaying, to allow widget authors to port away from nowplaying. (The
> trouble with putting mpris2 in addons is that there would be an
> incentive - ubiquity - for widget autho
On Sunday 22 April 2012 01:00:27 Alex Merry wrote:
> Eike Hein suggested that mpris2 should go into kde-workspace, next to
> nowplaying, to allow widget authors to port away from nowplaying. (The
> trouble with putting mpris2 in addons is that there would be an
> incentive - ubiquity - for widget
ibuted.
I wrote a mpris2 dataengine [1] that implements all the core parts of
the spec (including control via services). It's fully asynchronous (no
more freezing plasma while talking over the bus). It doesn't require
any polling, even for track position information. It's full
