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January

XBMC Resume After Reboot

  • is it possible to resume music or audio after a reboot?

    i ask because this is my current situation. i have installed an xbox in my car with all of my music on the hard drive. i get in the car, browse through my whole music library (278 albums) and find one i want to listen to. i stop for gas, turn off the car... get back in turn the car back on and i have to go through the whole boot/browse/play routine and it's getting to be a bit of a hassle. especially if i want to play something that is near the end of the list.

    is it possible for xbmc to "remember" where it was at as it was playing a particular file and resume where it started directly after a reboot? i've googled/read through the faq/searched this forum and there isn't really any reference to it.

    thanks in advance for your help and suggestions.

    -mess


  • thank you for your reply. i don't know python but i guess now's going to be the time to learn. i imagine this would be a stupid simple feature to impliment natively if a dev wouldn't mind taking the time.

    i'll look into it and post what i come up with if i can figure something out via python.

    thanks again for your reply!

    ***edit***
    mods could you move this to the feature request forum? thanks!
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  • no, there is no resume after reboot.

    ** edit **
    but, it may be possible with a playlist and a python script to fake it. python has access to the currently playing song so it could keep writing the current song into a text file. then on reboot, autoexec.py could process the playlist, skipping until it gets to the last song that was recorded, and resume playing from there.







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