2010-12-25, 10:19
yeah
SlaveUnit Wrote:After a few tries I was able to download 1.0.7. I tested that it will startup with a slideshow. But as icky states, it does still drop to -54db after the slideshow ends.
giftie Wrote:With 1.0.7 you can disable the fade(in settings) I had a funny feeling that it was a Windows' thing(works great on Linux.) This might have been the problem with the volume not returning back to the original level after the slide show. The user now has better control over the sound during the Slides. Test it with the "- Adjust Volume During Slideshow" off. The Volume should stay put and not change from the what you have your master volume set at.
Merry Christmas to all..
giftie Wrote:On the first page there are many links to packages and information that should simplify things even for the newest user.Good evening and Merry Cristmas to all of you
SALAMINOMACHOS Wrote:Good evening and Merry Cristmas to all of you
Yes but is difficult for us to manage all these things
SlaveUnit Wrote:I did try it with both the "Adjust Volume During Slideshow" off and on. They both have the same results with the volume dropping out.
Windows 7 x64
Also I was thinking this may not effect people using a digital output since its a pass thru. All the testing I have been doing it with a stereo analog output.
giftie Wrote:Can you post your xbmc.log.. This really sounds like a strange problem..
Thanks
try: # first try jsonrpc
result = xbmc.executeJSONRPC('{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "XBMC.GetVolume", "id": 1}')
match = re.search( '"result" : ([0-9]{1,2})', result )
self.current_volume = int(match.group(1))
print "current volume: %d" % self.current_volume
except: # Fall back onto httpapi
self.current_volume = int( xbmc.executehttpapi( "GetVolume" ).replace( "<li>", "" ) )
print "current volume: %d" % self.current_volume
self.current_volume = ( 1 - abs( float( xbmc.getInfoLabel( "Player.Volume" ). split( " " )[ 0 ] ) ) / 60 ) * 100
print "current volume: %d" % self.current_volume
volumes = range( 1, self.current_volume + 1 )
match = re.search( '"result" : ([0-9]{1,3})', result )