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The following page has been changed by 213.23.36.187: http://freevo.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/DocumentationPage_2fPluginInfo ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @@ -145,8 +145,8 @@ {{{ plugin.activate( 'idlebar.clock' ) }}} - -The default display format of the clock is: ''<Abbreviated weekday> <12hour>:<minutes> <AM/PM>''. + +The default display format of the clock is: ''<Abbreviated weekday> <12hour>:<minutes> <AM/PM>''. If you don't like the format, you can easily change the format by specifing the format as an argument, such as: {{{ @@ -181,11 +181,11 @@ {{{ HOLIDAYS = [ ('01-01', 'newyear.png'), ('02-14', 'valentine.png'), - ('05-07', 'freevo_bday.png'), - ('07-03', 'usa_flag.png'), - ('07-04', 'usa_flag.png'), - ('10-30', 'ghost.png'), - ('10-31', 'pumpkin.png'), + ('05-07', 'freevo_bday.png'), + ('07-03', 'usa_flag.png'), + ('07-04', 'usa_flag.png'), + ('10-30', 'ghost.png'), + ('10-31', 'pumpkin.png'), ('12-21', 'snowman.png'), ('12-25', 'christmas.png') ] @@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ === Sensors === This plugin can display your cpu and case temperature and ram usage. This requires a properly configured lm_sensors. If the standard sensors frontend delivered with lm_sensors works you're OK. As of release 1.4-rc3, the sensors plugin can also read kernel 2.6 sensors (located in the /sys filesystem). This doesn't require lm_sensors installed, but needs the proper kernel Chip & Bus driver enabled (and loaded if u compiled them as modules). -When one of your temperatures goes over the lm_sensors specified maximum temperature, the font color of all text on the idlebar changes to red, so u'll notice when your freevo box is starting to fry :). If you want to adjust these maximums, have a look at the lm_sensors documentation. The defaults are sane (60�s). +When one of your temperatures goes over the lm_sensors specified maximum temperature, the font color of all text on the idlebar changes to red, so u'll notice when your freevo box is starting to fry :). If you want to adjust these maximums, have a look at the lm_sensors documentation. The defaults are sane (60�s). To activate the idle bar sensors, put the following in your '''local_conf.py'''. Syntax: @@ -206,12 +206,12 @@ }}} (note that older versions of Freevo (before 1.4rc-2 ??) use idlebar.sensors instead of idlebar.system.sensors.) -{{{<cpusensor>}}} and {{{<casesensor>}}} are the corresponding lm_sensors: they should be ''temp1'', ''temp2'' or ''temp3''. The default values are ''temp3'' for {{{<cpusensor>}}} and ''temp2'' for {{{<casesensor>}}}. +{{{<cpusensor>}}} and {{{<casesensor>}}} are the corresponding lm_sensors: they should be ''temp1'', ''temp2'' or ''temp3''. The default values are ''temp3'' for {{{<cpusensor>}}} and ''temp2'' for {{{<casesensor>}}}. You can choose which meminfo you want, the types are the same as in '''/proc/meminfo''' {{{ -MemTotal , MemFree, MemShared, Buffers, Cached, SwapCached, Active, Inactive, +MemTotal , MemFree, MemShared, Buffers, Cached, SwapCached, Active, Inactive, HighTotal, HighFree, LowTotal, LowFree, SwapTotal and SwapFree -}}} +}}} The default is: ''{{{MemTotal}}}''. These names are '''case-sensitive''', so be carefull. @@ -301,7 +301,7 @@ plugin.activate('audio.detach') }}} -If you press DISPLAY while a song is playing, the "song playing page" is hidden, and the song information is shown in the idlebar instead +If you press DISPLAY while a song is playing, the "song playing page" is hidden, and the song information is shown in the idlebar instead (if you have it activated and there is enough free place). You can then navigate in the usual way through your freevo menus,(e.g. looking at pictures) while the music keeps playing in the background. If you want to issue a command to the music playing application, you can reach it via a extra entry in your music menu, which is called ''show player''. @@ -372,11 +372,11 @@ PleaseUpdate Add information on supported formats and links to existing fxd files === XMMS for playing music === - -Normally MPlayer is used for playing both music and movies, but XMMS can be used for music instead. -Currently this is only possible in Freevo CVS or >=1.5. Please see the XmmsPlayer page for more info. + +Normally MPlayer is used for playing both music and movies, but XMMS can be used for music instead. +Currently this is only possible in Freevo CVS or >=1.5. Please see the XmmsPlayer page for more info. Because of a code rewrite, the freevo 1.4 and 1.4.1 have no XMMS support. - + === Audio CD Backup === Freevo can now backup your audio CDs in .mp3, .ogg, or .wav format. @@ -423,17 +423,17 @@ {{{ #The following are for adding and configuring the CD Audio backup plugin: AUDIO_BACKUP_DIR = '/music/MP3' - + CD_RIP_PN_PREF= '%(genre)s/%(artist)s/%(album)s/%(song)s' CDPAR_CMD = 'cdparanoia' - + LAME_CMD = 'lame' CD_RIP_LAME_OPTS = '--vbr-new' - + #You can leave this out if you never use ogg and it won't show up in the backup menu OGGENC_CMD ='oggenc' CD_RIP_OGG_OPTS = ' ' - + #To activate the cdbackup plugin: plugin.activate('audio.cdbackup') }}} @@ -447,7 +447,7 @@ PLAYLIST_SUFFIX = [ �m3u� ] }}} -Now, from within Freevo, when you navigate to a particular file or directory you want to make a playlist, or playlist member, press the ENTER button on your remote (�e� on your keyboard) and select the option to �Enqueue this Music in Playlist�. Freevo will then, if necessary, create a file in your /Path/To/Playlists called �Naming_Scheme 0311� (if you created the playlist on March 11th, for example), and add the highlighted file/directory as the first member of the playlist. You can continue to add files and directories to +Now, from within Freevo, when you navigate to a particular file or directory you want to make a playlist, or playlist member, press the ENTER button on your remote (�e� on your keyboard) and select the option to �Enqueue this Music in Playlist�. Freevo will then, if necessary, create a file in your /Path/To/Playlists called �Naming_Scheme 0311� (if you created the playlist on March 11th, for example), and add the highlighted file/directory as the first member of the playlist. You can continue to add files and directories to your newly created playlist by enqueueing more files/directories. Afterward, you can create a new playlist by pressing the ENTER button on your remote (�e� on your keyboard) and selecting the �Make a new Audio Playlist�; however, the new playlist WILL OVERWRITE YOUR PREVIOUS ONE IF YOUR NAMING SCHEME DOESN�T TAKE THIS INTO CONSIDERATION! Once your playlist is established, the only way to change the name of your playlist is to manually rename the playlist file: @@ -528,8 +528,8 @@ {{{ JOY_DEV=1 -JOY_CMDS={ 'up' : 'someCommand', - 'down' : 'someCommand', +JOY_CMDS={ 'up' : 'someCommand', + 'down' : 'someCommand', 'left' : 'someCommand', 'right : 'someCommand', 'button' : 'someCommand'} @@ -553,7 +553,7 @@ * Button exploring ("freevo bluebutton" Press a button on the phone and see what it's called. Used for buttonconfiguration.) * Keylock feature (Makes it send commands only if the keypad lock is on. See the instructions for more info) * Sleeping (Don't chew all CPU power, check the config) - * Keep alive (Might fix the disconnection problem by sending "ATI") + * Keep alive (Might fix the disconnection problem by sending "ATI") Requirements: * A Bluetooth phone, a Bluetooth dongle. The phone should be able to receive AT (Hayes) commands, and it must have a certain command that sends all keypad events to the computer. (It's "AT+CMER=3,2,0,0,0", if you send it to your phone with minicom it should say "OK" back.) @@ -577,7 +577,7 @@ '9' : 'FFWD', '0' : 'EXIT', } -Note that this does NOT use the keylock feature. +Note that this does NOT use the keylock feature. Please send me an email if you got it working with any other phone then the ones stated at the top. @@ -595,8 +595,15 @@ == Mixer == +Displays the volume level in the idlebar. + +{{{ +plugin.activate('idlebar.volume', level=X) +}}} + PleaseUpdate: Placeholder (is it mixer, ossmixer, or both?) + == USB == A plugin to scan for USB devices. You should activate this plugin if you use mainmenu plugins for special USB devices like camera.py. @@ -611,7 +618,7 @@ 1) A plugin for digi cams who are usb storage devices. Parameter: name, usb id and mountpoint. You can get the usb id with lsusb. You should also activate the usb plugin so that the menu will change when you plugin in or remove the camera. - + Example for a Fujifilm Finepix: {{{ plugin.activate('usb') @@ -621,12 +628,12 @@ 2) A plugin for digi cams through gphoto. You need gphoto and the Python bindings to get this working. {{{ - plugin.activate('image.gphoto') + plugin.activate('image.gphoto') }}} == FM Radio == -This is a plugin for the FM radio that is built into numerous TV capture cards. The plugin works by calling the 'radio' application that is bundled with xawtv. +This is a plugin for the FM radio that is built into numerous TV capture cards. The plugin works by calling the 'radio' application that is bundled with xawtv. To activate the plugin add the following to your local_conf.py: @@ -648,9 +655,9 @@ ('Life FM', '99.8') ] }}} -You should then have a radio icon under your Audio section. +You should then have a radio icon under your Audio section. -Note: the use of btaudio for tuner audio (or any other alternative dsp device) is not supported at the moment. +Note: the use of btaudio for tuner audio (or any other alternative dsp device) is not supported at the moment. However, it is possible to get btaudio to work by making minor modifications to radioplayer.py. In the play command add an extra os.system call after the radio call, this is an external call to sox which will copy the audio from /dev/dsp2 to /dev/dsp at the specified rate: @@ -665,7 +672,7 @@ os.system('killall -9 sox') }}} -Obviously the above is a hack and could be made cleaner, but ideally a sox call would not be required. +Obviously the above is a hack and could be made cleaner, but ideally a sox call would not be required. == Images == ------------------------------------------------------- SF email is sponsored by - The IT Product Guide Read honest & candid reviews on hundreds of IT Products from real users. Discover which products truly live up to the hype. Start reading now. http://productguide.itmanagersjournal.com/ _______________________________________________ Freevo-wikilog mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freevo-wikilog
