> Aaron, I'd like to know how you got Rhapsody to auto-launch and stay > logged in via execute scripts. Can you post the way you did that?
To launch Rhapsody from the squeezebox you need KDF's execute-script plugin. Install that and set up a directory in your slimserver\server directory called "scripts". Stick a bat file in there that launches rhapsody. Mine looks something like this: @start "" "c:\Program Files\RealRhapsody\Rhapsody.exe" exit You can theoretically set up the plugin to run that script whenever certain buttons are pressed on your squeezebox remote (though I think KDF was having problems with this, last I heard), but I prefer to use it in it's "testing" mode where you simply navigate to the execute-script plugin in the plugin menu, then down to an event, then over, and choose your bat file and press play to launch rhapsody. To keep rhapsody running I use girder (an AMAZING program that seems to be able to do anything). The trial version of girder now requires registration after 30 days (and it's really worth it, if you ask me), though I do have an older version that's an unlimited, uncrippled (legal) shareware version from about a year and a half ago if you'd like me to send that to you. Girder has a timer plugin that I use to instantiate a girder macro once every 3 hours. The macro checks to see if rhapsody is running and if it is it maximizes the app and clicks the "album info" button under the album art. This proves to be sufficient interaction to keep rhapsody from timing out. I can also send you my girder file when I get home (I'm still at work), if you'd like. _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
