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[Safety in Nimbus]

I'm new to scripting and for some reason my auto execution of an mp3 will not work.   Everything looks correct so I don't understand \= Any and all help is greatly appreciated.  The mp3 script works by itself but the autoexec won't load it up when I launch xbmc.  Also, how would you add multiple scripts in the auto exec file?  If someone could post their mp3 startup file and a autoexec w/ multiple scripts it would be greatly appreciated.

Auto Execute (f:\xbmc\scripts)


# auto execute scripts when xbmc starts, place this file in xbmchome\scripts\
#
# note: - do not execute more than one script at a time which asks for user input!

# import xbmc

xbmc.executescript ('q:\\scripts\\mp3startup\\mp3start.py')


MP3Startup (f:\xbmc\scripts\mp3startup)

import xbmc

# By alx5962
# version 1.0

file = 'q:\\scripts\\mp3startup\\startup.mp3'
xbmc.Player().play(file)

[Bocaj22]

ive had a problem liike this for a while, the script (autoexec) worked fine until i updated a while ago and it stopped working (SAME EXACT SCRIPT) idunno why.  its supost to start the mp3 script which does work, but . . . yeah

[Kaer]

well never had any problems with the autoplay. here's my version, maybe it might be of some help

autoexec.py:

QUOTE

import xbmc xbmc.executescript('q:\\scripts\\autoplay.py')

autoplay.py:
import xbmc

QUOTE

file = 'q:\\albums\\playlists\\all.m3u' pls = xbmc.PlayList(0) pls.load(file) pls.shuffle() xbmc.Player().play(pls)

[kerv]

I did something like this.

Note: I'm a noob at Coding Python, so.. there is probably an easier way of doing something like this.

the autoexec.py file

CODE

import xbmc

xbmc.executescript('q:\\scripts\\start_music.py')

the start_music.py file

CODE

import xbmc, os, string, random, time

random.seed = time.time()

directory = 'q:\\scripts\\mp3\\'
MusicList = []
i = 0

filenames = os.listdir(directory)      

for filename in filenames:
     MusicList.append(directory+filename)
     i = i + 1

i = random.randrange(0, i)

filetoplay = MusicList

xbmc.Player().play(filetoplay)

This post has been edited by kerv: Dec 23 2004, 10:40 PM

[juliecash]

hi frnd
does this really work
have u tried.
sorry I have no python lib installed yet on xbmc to test this.
regards
julie