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ID3 tag edition
by Camilo Jimenez 11 Aug '08

11 Aug '08

Hi there. I am completely new to PyTone. The first thing I noticed is it arranges the music by artist, using the id3 tag. A natural thing to happen is to try to fix a wrong tag. - What do you use to edit ID3 tags?? - Is there planned support for ID3 tag editing inside pytone? Thanks in advance -- Camilo Andrés Jiménez Cruz Físico Universidad Nacional de Colombia Bogotá

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No playback: player main service: caught exception: playlistitem instance has no attribute 'path'
by Camilo Jimenez 09 Aug '08

09 Aug '08

I get the error player main service: caught exception: playlistitem instance has no attribute 'path' when I try to play any song. Any ideas? LinX

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Add pulseaudio support
by Eliot Blennerhassett 16 Jul '08

16 Jul '08

Greetings again, this time positive news ;) (pytone 3.0.1 from source) I'm running PyTone on Ubuntu Hardy with PulseAudio. Also available from the repos is libao-pulse. So libao supports pulseaudio backend. Its trivial to add it. All that seems to be required is to add "pulse" to the valid configalternative list. (I also made alsa the default for myself) config.py:421: driver = configalternatives("alsa", ["alsa", "pulse", "arts", "esd"]) config.py:444: driver = configalternatives("alsa", ["alsa", "pulse", "arts", "esd"]) So far I don't know about any special options that can be given for this driver. regards Eliot

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Re: [PyTone-users] [pytone] pytone causes 100% CPU usage
by Joerg Lehmann 24 Feb '08

24 Feb '08

Hi Claudio, On 21.02.08, Claudio Pascalis wrote: > On Thu, 21 Feb 2008 09:06:17 +0100 > [player.main] > > # This player will be used for playing of the songs in the playlist. > > autoplay = true > > type = internal > driver = oss > device = /dev/dsp > bufsize = 100 > crossfading = on > crossfadingstart = 5 > crossfadingduration = 6 Ok. Looks fine. But let's see what happens with the 3.0. branch. > I would test alsa but I can't start pytone anymore..see below > > > > I also tried to install the version 3.0.1 of pytone but there some errors I don't understand > > > > > > (buildbufferedaoext = False and True have the same errormessage) > > > > > > $ python setup.py build_ext -i > > > running build_ext > > > building 'pytone.pcm' extension > > > gcc -pthread -fno-strict-aliasing -DNDEBUG -g -O2 -Wall -Wstrict-prototypes -fPIC -I/usr/include/python2.5 -c src/pcm/pcm.c -o build/temp.linux-i686-2.5/src/pcm/pcm.o > > > src/pcm/pcm.c:35:20: Fehler: Python.h: No such file or directory > > [snip] > > > Die Fehlermeldungen sind jetzt natürlich auf Deutsch...wie kann ich das ändern, damit alle Menschen auf der Mailinglist das verstehen? :) > > > > By setting LANG=C :-) > > > > Anyway, you need to install the python-dev package in order to be able > > to build the neede Python extension modules. > > Ok, I installed the python-dev package (and libao-dev just to test it with the C extension), but I only get more errors :( > > $ pytone > Traceback (most recent call last): > File "src/pytone.py", line 57, in ? > config.processconfig() > File "/home/dio/Linux/programme/PyTone-3.0.1/src/config.py", line 935, in processconfig > processstandardconfig() > File "/home/dio/Linux/programme/PyTone-3.0.1/src/config.py", line 800, in processstandardconfig > readconfigsection(section, eval(section)) > File "/home/dio/Linux/programme/PyTone-3.0.1/src/config.py", line 740, in readconfigsection > raise ConfigError("Unkown configuration option '%s' in section '%s'" % > config.ConfigError: Unkown configuration option 'playlistdir' in section 'general' That's probably because you have a pytonerc file lying around in /etc. So just delete /etc/pytonerc and this problem should disappear. I actually think that putting the pytonerc file distributed with PyTone in /etc is not a good idea. > Both $ python setup.py install and $ python setup.py build_ext -i are running fine except for a warning with build_ext: > ... > src/pcm/pcm.c: In Funktion »py_rate_convert«: > src/pcm/pcm.c:260: Warnung: »last_r« könnte in dieser Funktion uninitialisiert verwendet werden > src/pcm/pcm.c:259: Warnung: »last_l« könnte in dieser Funktion uninitialisiert verwendet werden > ... > > Im really tired of trying to installing it but I really want this program :( The warnings are no problem, so everything should be fine. Cheers, Jörg

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[pytone] pytone causes 100% CPU usage
by Claudio Pascalis 21 Feb '08

21 Feb '08

Hi! I just installed pytone and I'm quite impressed by simplicity to use it. Thumbs up! :) But one thing bothers me a lot. After I indexed my files and started playing songs, I noticed that pytone caused my CPU to run (at?by) 100% :( I don't have clue what the problem could be, someone of you knows more? Im running Ubuntu 7.10, Python 2.5.1, pytone 2.3.1 I also started pytone with debug information but there were no errors. Sorry for my english and good evening Claudio Pascalis

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No mp3 in Pytone 3.0.1
by Mario Thomann 04 Dez '07

04 Dez '07

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello List, I have a problem with Pytone 3.0.1 on Gentoo. Pytone is not in portage, so I installed it manually with python setup.py build_ext -i The installation process worked fine also the make of the pcm.c module. But now Pytone does not find any mp3s and so I can`t play them. Oggs are available and I can play them without problems. Other mp3 players like mpg321 works also. Some facts: Python 2.4.4 Alsa 1.0.14 i386 Architecture Kernel 2.6.22 Soundblaster Live with emu10k1 tracknrandtitlere = ^\[?(\d+)\]? ?[- ] ?(.*)\.(mp3|ogg)$ What could be my problem|failure? My pytonerc [1] Greets Mario [1] http://m24s27.vlinux.de/data/pytonerc - -- /~\ ASCII Ribbon Campaign \ / Say No to HTML in EMail X / \ PGPKEY BBF427A7 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.7 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFHTexopJnm/bv0J6cRAttcAKCkGfEI0UHQJXh+BwgPcWDb8qgPyACfXej4 NCnEXwluL3VxCl3o8K7IdMc= =JW8l -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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Re: [PyTone-users] External mplayer support
by Milan Nikollic 09 Okt '07

09 Okt '07

Well, I tried to write something, it works for me at least but partially, I will apriciete if someone look at the code and tell me whats wrong and what could be better. I tried first with mplayer -slave -idle -quit and than sending signals to stdin but I find this very slow, progress bar was not smooth because I have to use atleast time.sleep(0.05) to wait for mplayer, then I removed the -quit and tried to parse mplayers output but then, I dont know how to watch for eof so I can not requestnextsong... How do I do that? Thx mplayer.py import sys import os import fcntl import string from services.player import genericplayer def makeNonBlocking(fd): fl = fcntl.fcntl(fd, fcntl.F_GETFL) fcntl.fcntl(fd, fcntl.F_SETFL, fl | os.O_NONBLOCK) class player(genericplayer): def __init__(self, id, playlistid, autoplay, cmdline): self.cmdline = cmdline self.initmplayer() genericplayer.__init__(self, id, playlistid, autoplay) def initmplayer(self): """start new mplayer process""" cmd = self.cmdline + " -vo null -slave -idle" self.pstdin, self.pstdout = os.popen4(cmd) makeNonBlocking(self.pstdout.fileno()) def closemplayer(self): """terminate running mplayer process""" self.sendmplayer("quit") if self.pstdin: self.pstdin.close() if self.pstdout: self.pstdout.close() def sendmplayer(self, command): """send command to mplayer process""" try: self.pstdin.write("%s\n" % command) self.pstdin.flush() except IOError, error: # broken pipe => restart player if error[0]==32: self.closemplayer() self.initmplayer() self.playbackinfo.stopped() self.pstdin.write("%s\n" % command) else: raise def receivemplayer(self): """receive command from mplayer process""" try: return self.pstdout.read() except (ValueError, IOError): return "error" def play(self): """play songs""" r = self.receivemplayer() if r.startswith("A:"): ptime = string.split(r)[1] ptime = int(float(ptime)) self.playbackinfo.updatetime(ptime) elif r != "error" and r=="": if self.playbackinfo.isplaying(): self.playbackinfo.stopped() self.requestnextsong() def _playsong(self, song, manual): """play event.song next""" self.sendmplayer("loadfile \"%s\" 0" % song.path) self.playbackinfo.updatesong(song) def _playerunpause(self): """unpause playing""" self.sendmplayer("pause") self.playbackinfo.playing() def _playerpause(self): """pause playing""" self.sendmplayer("pause") self.playbackinfo.paused() def _playerseekrelative(self, seconds): self.sendmplayer("seek %+d" % int(seconds)) def _playerstop(self): """stop playing""" self.closemplayer() self.initmplayer() self.playbackinfo.stopped() def _playerquit(self): self.sendmplayer("quit") self.closemplayer() = Roseville Home Finder Roseville Home for sale. All you need to find your dream home in Roseville. Create your own MLS search, obtain free buyer and seller reports, obtain area information, and much more here. http://a8-asy.a8ww.net/a8-ads/adftrclick?redirectid=99578ea4ef3b65667d260d1… -- Powered by Outblaze

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External mplayer support
by Milan Nikollic 06 Okt '07

06 Okt '07

This is great program, I was wondering how difficult will it be to code support for mplayer, i looked at how it was done for xmms but I don't no much about python, only php and bash, I will try something but if someone could code this it will be neat. I use mplayer for just about everything, only thing I miss is some frontend for music only, and pytone will be great, without mad, xmms and alike and just external mplayer. = -- Powered by Outblaze

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PyTone 3.0.1 bug report
by ceverett＠ceverett.com 25 Sep '07

25 Sep '07

I've been playing with it and it just hasn't been stable for me. I'm not Python proficient, so I can use all the help you give. 1. I can't figure our how to make it compile to run under Python 2.5 (however this is not a showstopper, I can live with a Python 2.4 dependency). /usr/bin/pytone always references python2.4, even when I compile under install pytone under Python 2.5 with no Python 2.4 installed on the system. 2. More serious: pytone crashes when I add something to the playlist with this songformat under [playlistwindow]: "songformat = [%(playstarthours)02d:%(playstartminutes)02d:%(playstartseconds)02d] %(genre)s - %(artist)s - %(title)s". It appears that the issue is that here is no genre tag available in item.py, instead there is a "tags: [u'G:<genre>']". Genre is actually something I can't do without; I need to be able to search on genre, then artist, then title. Follows the error output from the crash: $ pytone /usr/lib/pytone/services/players/internal.py:25: RuntimeWarning: Python C API version mismatch for module pcm: This Python has API version 1012, module pcm has version 1013. import pcm /usr/lib/pytone/services/players/internal.py:32: RuntimeWarning: Python C API version mismatch for module bufferedao: This Python has API version 1012, module bufferedao has version 1013. import bufferedao Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/pytone/pytone.py", line 280, in ? m.run() File "/usr/lib/pytone/mainscreen.py", line 132, in run self.channel.process() File "/usr/lib/pytone/hub.py", line 167, in process handler(item) File "/usr/lib/pytone/playlist.py", line 118, in playlistchanged self.win.update() File "/usr/lib/pytone/playlistwin.py", line 194, in update name = encoding.encode(item.song.format(self.songformat, adddict=adddict)) File "/usr/lib/pytone/item.py", line 573, in format return unicode(formatstring) % d KeyError: u'genre' Locals by frame, innermost last Frame ? in /usr/lib/pytone/pytone.py at line 287 cwd = /usr/lib/pytone sigtermhandler = <function sigtermhandler at 0xb792287c> helper = <module 'helper' from '/usr/lib/pytone/helper.py'> curses = <module 'curses' from '/usr/lib/python2.4/curses/__init__.pyc'> locale = <module 'locale' from '/usr/lib/python2.4/locale.pyc'> stdscr = <_curses.curses window object at 0xb7e42420> songdbname = main plugins = [] songdbids = ['main'] mainscreen = <module 'mainscreen' from '/usr/lib/pytone/mainscreen.py'> playerids = ['main', None] errors = <module 'errors' from '/usr/lib/pytone/errors.py'> log = <module 'log' from '/usr/lib/pytone/log.py'> cursessetup = <function cursessetup at 0xb792209c> gettext = <module 'gettext' from '/usr/lib/python2.4/gettext.pyc'> imp = <module 'imp' (built-in)> version = <module 'version' from '/usr/lib/pytone/version.py'> cursescleanup = <function cursescleanup at 0xb7922844> config = <module 'config' from '/usr/lib/pytone/config.py'> events = <module 'events' from '/usr/lib/pytone/events.py'> hub = <module 'hub' from '/usr/lib/pytone/hub.py'> __builtins__ = <module '__builtin__' (built-in)> __file__ = /usr/lib/pytone/pytone.py sys = <module 'sys' (built-in)> pluginpath = ['/home/ceverett/.pytone/plugins/', '/usr/lib/pytone/plugins'] services = <module 'services' from '/usr/lib/pytone/services/__init__.py'> __name__ = __main__ network = <module 'network' from '/usr/lib/pytone/network.py'> e = [Errno 17] File exists: '/home/ceverett/.pytone' signal = <module 'signal' (built-in)> userpluginpath = /home/ceverett/.pytone/plugins/ m = <mainscreen.mainscreen instance at 0xb7ba990c> __doc__ = None globalpluginpath = /usr/lib/pytone/plugins locallocaledir = /usr/lib/pytone/../locale os = <module 'os' from '/usr/lib/python2.4/os.pyc'> songdbid = main songdbmanager = <songdbmanager(songdb manager service, stopped)> Frame run in /usr/lib/pytone/mainscreen.py at line 143 self = <mainscreen.mainscreen instance at 0xb7ba990c> skipcount = 0 key = -1 Frame process in /usr/lib/pytone/hub.py at line 169 self = <hub.channel instance at 0xb7ba992c> item = playlistchanged([playlistitem: id=0],0/212,off,None) handler = <bound method playlist.playlistchanged of <playlist.playlist instance at 0xb7bad58c>> timeout = None subscribedevent = events.playlistchanged block = False Frame playlistchanged in /usr/lib/pytone/playlist.py at line 118 self = <playlist.playlist instance at 0xb7bad58c> event = playlistchanged([playlistitem: id=0],0/212,off,None) Frame update in /usr/lib/pytone/playlistwin.py at line 194 attr = 0 adddict = {'playstartseconds': 10, 'playstarthours': 2, 'playstartminutes': 17} i = 0 h = 2 autoplaymode = m = 17 item = playlistitem: id=0 s = 10 self = <playlistwin.playlistwin instance at 0xb7bad54c> Frame format in /usr/lib/pytone/item.py at line 573 self = song(1696) in main database safe = False d = {'rating': None, 'lyrics': [], 'date_updated': 1190704567.905508, 'trackcount': None, 'disknumber': None, 'is_vbr': None, 'year': 2005, 'tracknumber': None, 'samplerate': 44100, 'size': 4906582, 'album': u'Jazz Hits Remixed', 'replaygain_album_gain': None, 'title': u"Ain't Nobody's Business (NY C", 'diskcount': None, 'comments': [], 'type': u'mp3', 'playstartminutes': 17, 'replaygain_album_peak': None, 'tags': [u'G:Jazz'], 'seconds': 32, 'compilation': 0, 'skipcount': 0, 'playstarthours': 2, 'date_added': 1190698941.9357021, 'bitrate': 185071, 'album_artist': u'Billy Holiday', 'artist': u'Billy Holiday', 'url': u"file://Cortinas/Jazz Hits Remixed/VA - Jazz Hits Remixed - 2CD [Electronic][2006][www.pctrecords.com]/Jazz -- Billy Holiday -- Ain't Nobody's Business (NY C.mp3", 'date_lastplayed': None, 'dates_played': [], 'bpm': None, 'replaygain_track_peak': None, 'length': '3:32', 'replaygain_track_gain': None, 'playstartseconds': 10, 'playcount': 0, 'minutes': 3} adddict = {'playstartseconds': 10, 'playstarthours': 2, 'playstartminutes': 17} formatstring = [%(playstarthours)02d:%(playstartminutes)02d:%(playstartseconds)02d] %(genre)s - %(artist)s - %(title)s

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PyTone 3.0.0 released
by Joerg Lehmann 15 Aug '07

15 Aug '07

Hi PyToners! Taking the chance of the Swiss national holiday, I finally managed to build a new major release of PyTone. As usual, it can be found under http://www.luga.de/pytone/download/PyTone-3.0.0.tar.gz It contains a completely new database code based on the SQLite database. I thus recommend using the latest Python version with a corresponding built-in binding. Note that the migration of old databases will not be supported. The same holds true (at least currently) for setups with more than one database. Remote database are completely untested, and currently not supported, as well. The new database code should be much more performant and already allows a couple of nice things which had been impossible before. Furthermore, I used the opportunity to include more metadata in the database. The preferred (read: most tested) ID3 decoder is now the mutagen module http://www.sacredchao.net/quodlibet/wiki/Development/Mutagen I'm sure there will be a couple of loose ends with this release. Since I cannot spend too much time on PyTone, it's sometimes hard to keep the overview, especially if there are that many changes like in this release. So please be graceful with me! Have fun, Jörg

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