apparently the MPRIS standard is basically dead? idk i saw someone say there's been no updates even though people have been posting issues there lol

#MPRIS #Linux

Odio, como buen usuario de #Gnome, las inconsistencias o cosas que sobran en mi escritorio.

Un ejemplo de ello es cuando escucho un audio en #Karere (cliente web de Whatsapp en GTK4) y lo cierro (se queda en segundo plano) y el puto reproductor #MPRIS se me queda permanente en las notificaciones.

No sé si es un fallo de la aplicación o un defecto o decisión de diseño de las notificaciones MPRIS. Ni idea, pero me toca la moral.

MPRIS is a neat mechanism that allows media players to communicate what is playing and provide playback controls.

Unfortunately, this was not working in the snap version of celluloid, a mpv + GTK media player.

After some digging around (and grepping dbus-monitor), I discovered a quick fix:

https://codeberg.org/sameersharma2006/celluloid-snap/pulls/12

Basically, rename the DBUS path to something allowed by the snap appamour profile.

I happy to say that the change worked and is now merged!

#ubuntu #snapcraft #mpris #celluloid

There's a new plugin for #Phosh's lock screen that allows to interact with all running media players. No need to unlock anymore to switch between podcasts, internet radio and playing music:

#mpris

1/x

One thing that bothered me since some time is that for switching between different 🎶 players required to🔓 the 📱 .

So e.g. pausing #gnome podcasts to listen to music via #gapless needed ever so many steps. I've thus added a lockscreen plugin to #phosh that tracks all currently running media players that use #mpris and allows to interact with them.

This is all pretty rough still but I can hopefully brush it up for 0.48 (https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Phosh/phosh/-/merge_requests/1729).

#LinuxMobile

TIL that media players, even the web browsers, can be controlled with hardware media keys via the MPRIS interface (https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/MPRIS)

For example, Firefox supports hardware media keys by default. In Audacious the "MPRIS 2 Server" plugin should be enabled.

Both of them can be controlled by a small utility called playerctl (https://github.com/altdesktop/playerctl) from any DE/WM, even i3 (see for example playerctl.sh in https://codeberg.org/evgandr/dotfiles/commit/e3aa94febf1a4775ffcea26713334e398794ed5b)

#freebsd #linux #i3 #media #TIL #MPRIS

MPRIS - ArchWiki

Well, this is going into my dotfiles for sure 🔥

🎹 **fum**: A fully ricable TUI-based MPRIS music client.

⚙ Configuration: https://github.com/qxb3/fum/wiki/Configuring

🦀 Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs

⭐ GitHub: https://github.com/qxb3/fum

#rustlang #ratatui #tui #music #player #mpris #terminal #commandline #dotfiles #linux #customization

Configuring

A fully ricable tui-based mpris music client. Contribute to qxb3/fum development by creating an account on GitHub.

GitHub

New Linux Timer App Uses MPRIS in an Ingenious Way

MPRIS is something most of us associate with music apps and movie players, but a new app makes use of this freedesktop standard for something less entertaining: timers. Yes, timers. Timing your pizza in the oven, setting a deadline for a task, dedicating time to a hobby, or obsessively counting down to a date (figurative or romantic), MPRIS Timer does it just as well as anything else – with a twist: it shows your timer using MPRIS. MPRIS stands for ‘Media Player Remote Interfacing Specification’. It is a Freedesktop standard that gives app makers an accessible, consistent API to target 
#News #Mpris

 https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2024/11/mpris-timer-app-for-linux-is-ingenious

This Linux Timer Tool Uses MPRIS in an Unexpected Way - OMG! Ubuntu

MPRIS is something most of us associate with music apps and movie players, but a new app makes use of this freedesktop standard for something less

OMG! Ubuntu

New Episode: hpr4033 :: Using playerctl to control media players

Hosted by Ken Fallon on 2024-01-17 is flagged as Clean and released under a CC-BY-SA license.

Tags: #playerctl, #mpris, #lxqt

https://hackerpublicradio.org/eps/hpr4033/index.html

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I wish that the browsers would fix #mpris integration. The hockey game is overpowering my whole desktop. While I want to hear the game, I want to be able to function, also.