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This sounds like the add-on I am looking for.
I'm running XBMC on a Raspberry PI (in Raspbmc). I'm also using the same PI as Squeezelite player.
Unfortunately, with both programs running, I can not play DTS movies over HDMI, as the Squeezelite seems to be blocking the audio somehow.
If I stop the Squeezelite service there is no problem.
So now I'm hoping that your add-on can help me to stop Squeezelite when video starts and then start the Squeezelite again after the video stops?
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Thanks for this add-on, it's just what I was looking for. I've been trying to find an add-on which will log played media to a text file, but having established that nothing like that exists I decided I'd have to write one. Since I'm unfamiliar with XBMC development the task seemed a bit daunting, but I should be able to adapt your script to do what I need in no time.
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Hi,
Is it possible to run script after library update/clean?
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I've got a RPi and I'm wondering if a script could be written to do the following:
When I play a movie on RPi, CEC automatically switches my TV's HDMI to the Pi which is great. What I'd like to do is that when the movie ends instead of going back to the XBMC menu have the script send a command to switch the HDMI back to the Cable Box input (say HDMI 1).
I'm using XBMC Touch on iPads so I'm trying to insulate the xbmc menu's since everything is presented in a very pleasing way on the iPad. Having auto HDMI switching also removes the need to grab a remote and cycle through all the inputs once your done watching a movie to get back to regular TV.
Would it be possible to do this using a script and your add-on?
Thanks a bunch.
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This is perfect! I just picked up the Phillips Hue lights, and this will work great for dimming the lights on movie play/resume and bringing them back up on resume/stop. Looking forward to trying it out tonight.
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2014-01-25, 02:23
(This post was last modified: 2014-01-25, 02:36 by roveer.)
Can this add-on possible execute the following command on video stop? Oh, I'm using a Raspberry Pi on Openelec.
echo "tx 4F 82 10 00" | cec-client -s
What this does is tells CEC to change HDMI to port 1.
Not being a full blown programmer I'm kind of feeling my way in the dark. If someone can help me out a bit here I think I can get XBMC to do what I want.
Thanks.
Roveer