Python-powered GUI for OMXPlayer with YouTube functionality.
To run: Menu -> Sound & Video -> TBOPlayer
To run in a terminal: python /opt/tboplayer/tboplayer.py
Buttons:
• ADD - duplicates the Track>Add menu item
• ADD DIR - duplicates the Track>Add Dir menu item
• EDIT - duplicates the Track>Edit menu item
• OPEN/SAVE/CLEAR LIST - duplicates the Playlist>Open,Save,Clear menu item
• PLAY/PAUSE - play the selected track or pause if playing
• STOP - stop playing, operational only during playing
• PREVIOUS - play previous track, operational only after played some track
• NEXT - play next track, up to mode that you set
• - VOL + - minus/plus volume control
• Playlist - can be clicked over to play a track, and can be used to add tracks by 'drag and dropping' files over
• Progress bar - show/Seek position
• Resize video - at the bottom right side of the video progress bar, allows resizing video
Menus:
• Track - add tracks (for selecting multiple tracks, hold ctrl when clicking) or directories, edit or remove tracks (or URLs) from the current playlist
• Playlist - save the current playlist or open a saved one or load youtube playlist
• OMX - display the track information for the last played track
• Options - see below:
Options:
• Audio Output - play sound to hdmi, local, both or ALSA device.
• Mode - play the Single selected track, Repeat the single track, rotate around the Playlist starting from the selected track, randomly play a track from the Playlist.
• Initial directory for tracks - where Add Track starts looking.
• Initial directory for playlists - where Open Playlist starts looking
• Enable subtitles - download and use subtitles from streamming services
• OMXPlayer location - path to omxplayer binary
• OMXplayer options - add your own (no validation so be careful)
• Download from Youtube - defines whether to download video and audio or audio only from Youtube (other online video services will always be asked for "video and audio")
• Download actual media URL [when] - defines when to extract the actual media from the given URL, either upon adding the URL or when playing it
• Youtube media quality - lets you choose among "small", "medium" and "high" qualities (Youtube only feature)
• youtube-dl location - path to youtube-dl binary
• Interface language - change GUI active language, requires restart
• Start/End track paused - pauses the track both in the beginning and in the end of the track
• Autoplay at start up - if TBOPlayer has just been opened and has some file in the playlist, automatically start playing the first file in the list
• Keep youtube-dl up-to-date - upon start, check if there is a newer version of youtube-dl, and if there is, install it
• Forbid windowed mode - if enabled will make videos always show in full screen, disabling the video window mode and video progress bar - may be useful if you're using tboplayer through a remote desktop
• Find lyrics - if enabled, TBOPlayer will try to fetch lyrics for playing track - defaults to off - more details below
• Debug - prints some debug text to the command line/log file (requires you to close and restart tboplayer)
echo -e "\e[33mWarning: That program directory ($PRG) is located outside of pi-apps.\e[39m"
fi
if [ ! -z $exit ];then
if [ ! -z $exitcode ];then
echo -e '$1 is a quotation-marked, space-seperated list of package names.\n$2 is the path to the program folder being installed.\nExample usage: ~/pi-apps/pkg-install '\"'gparted buffer expect'\"' ~/pi-apps/apps/Arduino'
echo -e "\e[91mExiting now.\e[39m"
exit 1
fi
if [ "$PRG_DIR" == "*/" ]; then # ensure there is no trailing slash
PRG_DIR=${PRG_DIR: :-1}
fi
echo "Running pkg-install..."
output="$(sudo apt update 2>&1)"
exitcode=$?
@ -59,7 +62,7 @@ do
done
#save that list of installed packages in the program directory for future removal
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