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There is a typo near the end of line 121 in util.py:
-"pamcd_muted_value"
+"pacmd_muted_value"
Without this option blockify can mute, but not unmute, if language is non-english.
I need this option to get blockify to work, i have changed this typo and built blockify, and it works for me.
I guess one ugly solution to not require this option could be to just unmute and read the pacmd "muted" value at the start of blockify
Out of curiosity, why is there a need to check if spotify is muted or not, if there is an ad running, mute, if not, unmute, right? No?
BTW, thanks for this awesome application :)
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To answer your question, mute state information is used by the GUI. I agree it's not ideal since mute state is determined by spawning subprocesses and reading output from external unix binaries like pacmd or amixer.
I like your suggestion to force unmute, then read the "muted" value at the start. If you'd like, feel free to implement that and submit a pull request. Otherwise, i'll do it but with some delay since i'm going on vacation ;)
There is a typo near the end of line 121 in util.py:
-"pamcd_muted_value"
+"pacmd_muted_value"
Without this option blockify can mute, but not unmute, if language is non-english.
I need this option to get blockify to work, i have changed this typo and built blockify, and it works for me.
This issue is related to #38
I guess one ugly solution to not require this option could be to just unmute and read the pacmd "muted" value at the start of blockify
Out of curiosity, why is there a need to check if spotify is muted or not, if there is an ad running, mute, if not, unmute, right? No?
BTW, thanks for this awesome application :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: