xmms-ctl Code
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LICENSE | 2015-08-22 |
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[3e78e6] Initial commit |
Makefile | 2015-08-22 |
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[0cdb1d] Cleanup |
README | 2015-08-27 |
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[7c2767] New commands for volume, track titles ecetera. |
xmms-ctl.c | 2015-08-27 |
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[4158c7] minor fix. |
xmms-ctl.man | 2015-08-27 |
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[7c2767] New commands for volume, track titles ecetera. |
######## XMMS-CTL ######## Control X MultiMedia System via the commandline. It's rather simple right now because that's all it needs to be. It was mainly created to have a pipe between 32bit and 64bit applications. XMMS can be controlled via the command-line, but only limited (no track selection, etc). BUILD: make HELP: -quit = kills XMMS -play = plays the current song -pause = pauses the current song -stop = stops the current song -eject = ejects the disk drive -track-next = select the next track -track-previous = select the previous track -get-title = get the author - title of the current song -get-track = get the tracknumber of the current playlist -get-repeat = returns the repeat mode -set-repeat = toggle the repeat mode -get-shuffle = returns the shuffle mode -set-shuffle = toggles the shuffle mode -get-advance = returns the advance mode -set-advance = toggles the advance mode -get-playlist = returns all songs in the playlist -set-track [VALUE] = sets track to [VALUE] in playlist -get-volume = returns the global volume -set-volume = sets the global volume (0-100)