VikTOP
12-04-2004, 05:28 PM
Hi,
I've been trying to use Media Player plugin for playing MP3 files, in particular for large MP3 collections (lectures). I found how to make the plugin to display hours in length and current position but I couldn’t figure out how to get the total time of all the files loaded via a M3U playlist.
There are few dozens of mp3 files with total time of 10-15 hours and if I load them in Windows Media Player I am able to jump to next/previous file in current playlist as well as get total time of all of them.
I was wondering if you could explain me a few things about Media Player plugin:
1. is it possible to obtain the name of currently playing track/file, if the file was loaded through a playlist, like M3U?
2. how to get total time for all media files loaded via playlist?
3. how to jump to next | previous file in the playlist?
3. is it anyhow possible to calculate the current playback position not only of a currently playing media but in relation to total time of all the files loaded?
Any information is much appreciated. Thank you.
I've been trying to use Media Player plugin for playing MP3 files, in particular for large MP3 collections (lectures). I found how to make the plugin to display hours in length and current position but I couldn’t figure out how to get the total time of all the files loaded via a M3U playlist.
There are few dozens of mp3 files with total time of 10-15 hours and if I load them in Windows Media Player I am able to jump to next/previous file in current playlist as well as get total time of all of them.
I was wondering if you could explain me a few things about Media Player plugin:
1. is it possible to obtain the name of currently playing track/file, if the file was loaded through a playlist, like M3U?
2. how to get total time for all media files loaded via playlist?
3. how to jump to next | previous file in the playlist?
3. is it anyhow possible to calculate the current playback position not only of a currently playing media but in relation to total time of all the files loaded?
Any information is much appreciated. Thank you.