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- belltownRoku GuruI don't believe roAudioPlayer has such a function. You'd have to implement your own notification timer. When you get the roAudioPlayer isStatusMessage() for the start of play you could call Mark () on an roTimespan object. In your roAudioPlayer Wait loop you could specify a timeout value. When the timeout occurs you could call TotalSeconds () on your roTimespan object to determine how may seconds have elapsed since the start of the audio stream.
- RokuJoelBinge WatcherYou can use roVideoScreen or roVideoPlayer to play audio, and you can get position notification to work in that circumstance, however, this is not currently working on older devices in my testing, so Roku2 and Roku2 LT only.
- Joel - TheEndlessRoku Guru
"RokuJoel" wrote:
You can use roVideoScreen or roVideoPlayer to play audio, and you can get position notification to work in that circumstance, however, this is not currently working on older devices in my testing, so Roku2 and Roku2 LT only.
- Joel
I haven't actually tried using the video components to playback audio, but one thing to be wary of, since the video components prevent the screensaver from kicking in when they're playing, they might do the same if they're playing just audio. - SkipFireVisitorInteresting idea, I will consider that. I really like the progress, graphic, and info on the springboard screen though.
- TheEndlessRoku Guru
"SkipFire" wrote:
Interesting idea, I will consider that. I really like the progress, graphic, and info on the springboard screen though.
You can use the roVideoPlayer in conjunction with the roSpringboardScreen. It will only display on screen if you explicitly pair it with an roImageCanvas or roScreen.