xfmedia-remote

Langue: en

Version: 265590 (debian - 07/07/09)

Section: 1 (Commandes utilisateur)

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NAME

xfmedia-remote - Xfce Media Player remote tool

DESCRIPTION

This manual page documents briefly the xfmedia-remote command, which allows you to remotely interact with the Xfmedia program.

xfmedia is a lightweight and easy to use media player for the Xfce Desktop Environment. The Gtk+ GUI focuses on playing and managing audio files, but, being based on xine, supports video as well.

SYNTAX

xfmedia-remote [options]

OPTIONS

-h, --help
Prints help message and exits.
-V, --version
Prints version information and exits.
--session=N
Specify the number of an already-running instance of Xfmedia. (Defaults to 0, or the first instance found).
--ping
Checks to see if an instance of Xfmedia is running.
-p, --play[=N]
Causes Xfmedia to play the file at playlist idx N. If N is not specified, Xfmedia will play the currently selected entry, or, if no item is selected, the first entry. If used in conjunction with --playlist-add, will cause Xfmedia to play the newly-added entry.
--toggle
Causes Xfmedia to pause if playing, or play if paused.
--pause
Causes Xfmedia to pause/unpause.
--stop
Causes Xfmedia to stop playback.
--previous
Causes Xfmedia to play the previous entry in the playlist.
--next
Causes Xfmedia to play the next entry in the playlist. If Xfmedia is in shuffle mode, a new entry will be selected randomly.
-a, --playlist-add=FILE
Adds FILE to the end of the playlist.
-r, --playlist-remove=N
Removes the specified entry from the playlist.
-c, --playlist-clear
Removes all entries from the playlist.
-l, --playlist-load=FILE
Loads the specified playlist. Note that this does NOT first clear the playlist.
-s, --playlist-save=FILE
Saves the current playlist to the specified FILE.
-Q, --quit
Instructs Xfmedia to quit.
-j, --jump-to-file
Causes Xfmedia to show the main window (if not visible) and show the jump-to-file entry box.

AUTHOR

xfmedia was written by Brian Tarricone <bjt23@cornell.edu>.

This manual page was written by Rudy Godoy <rudy@kernel-panik.org>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).