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MPRIS stands for Media Player Remote Interfacing Specification. It is a DBUS interface that lets other programs to control a media player. This include going to the next or previous songs, obtaining the track list, being notified whenever a song starts to play, etc. There are a couple of clients out there, but standard programs like dbus-send and dbus-monitor can be used also. Spec 1.0 (http://www.mpris.org/1.0/spec.html) has been implemented, since most clients only support it. However, porting the current implementation to the new spec shouldn't be too difficult. The implementation is partial, though, since more things should be implemented in Enjoy before MPRIS support can make use of it. SVN revision: 54439 |
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README
Enjoy - Music Player Enjoy is a music player written using Enlightenment Foundation Libraries (EFL) with focus on speed and mobile usability, yet should be usable on desktops as well. Enjoy is modeled around a media database constructed by LightMediaScanner, it is not meant to play single files from disk, instead it will recursively index directories for music files and then list them by artist, album, genre and so on. Playlists are also supported, as well as random or filter playlists can be dynamically generated. See INSTALL for help on how to install. See COPYING for software usage, modification and redistribution license.