Hi,

Alexandre CONRAD wrote:
>>>I'm thinking of putting up a flexible, stand-alone, hands-off,
>>>remote-manageable, server-driven multimedia player. (doesn't this sound
>>>optimistic ? :))
>> 
>> Bahhh, trivial.  15 lines of Python.  20 tops.
>
> Well, maybe that's why I need Kaa. :)

Yes, you do. :)

> The idea is to have a dummy stand-alone mouse/keyboard-less box that is 
> driven by a some advanced (XML) playlist system for playing videos (HD), 
> images, could do orchestred overlayed text (for dynamic content, eg: 
> from RSS feed), content scheduling, etc... But basicly, only playback 
> (no recording would be needed, not for now at least).
>
> And what I would like is to add an extra UI (using remote-control) for 
> the player's configuration (basicly to setup and test networking).

You need that part of kaa that is not finished yet. Freevo 2.0 now
uses kaa.mevas as gui engine, but it is too slow. There is kaa.canvas
which is based on evas but also has some performace problems. Jason
wants to do a rewrite of that called kaa.cnady which will be usable at
the end of May.

> There would also be some pages to see the player's statistics (disk 
> space usage, display some logs, system's information, etc...).
>
> It should also be able to play with different outputs: vga, hdmi, 
> s-video. Besides VGA, I don't know much about this and how feasable this 
> is (any driver specific depenencies ?).

Kaa provies a player called kaa.popcorn that uses mplayer or xine as
backend. A gstreamer backend is work in progress. We also have a cool
main loop (kaa.notifier in kaa.base), some nice helper stuff in
kaa.base, metadata parser (kaa.metadata), a generic display driver
(kaa.display) with X11 and FB support (DFB coming I hope) and an
integrated webserver based on cherrypy. You also get db access, rpc
and a config module.


Dischi

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