next song won't play

[kpalczewski]

Hi,

I was able to use omxd and create a playlist, 1st song is playing but it won't jump to next one.

xx@raspberrypi:~ $ omxd S Playing 365/277 /mnt/HTPC/Music/somesong.mp3

If I tell it manually to play next song - it will be played without any problems: xx@raspberrypi:~ $ omxd n

Do you have any idea where to look for a solution?

I'm using those commands to clear playlist: omxd P omxd X

set shuffled mode: omxd u

and add songs using: omxd a %filename

[subogero]

Your omxd S output suggests that omxplayer does not exit on its own: play time over track length! The n command actually kills that instance.

What omxd version are you using?

Could you please play the first track directly with omxplayer and post the results? Does it exit at the end of the track?

[kpalczewski]

omxd 1.11

omxplayer finished a song and exited when I played it directly with omxplayer.

Those are processes that play a song (when I use omxd as I normally do): 1946 ? Ss 0:00 omxd 1966 ? S 0:00 /bin/bash /usr/bin/omxplayer -I --vol 0 -oalsa /mnt/HTPC/Music/VA Dance/03 - David Guetta - Titanium (Feat. Sia).mp3 1976 ? Sl 0:03 /usr/bin/omxplayer.bin -I --vol 0 -oalsa /mnt/HTPC/Music/VA Dance/03 - David Guetta - Titanium (Feat. Sia).mp3

and when the song finishes: 1946 ? Ss 0:00 omxd 1966 ? Z 0:00 [omxplayer]

[subogero]

How did you achieve -oalsa via omxd? It can only do -ohdmi and -olocal.

Did you run omxplayer with the exact same options?

Is that a zombie after the song has finished?

Anyway, I think it's David Guetta's fault.

[kpalczewski]

I have modified omxd.c to to achieve -oalsa: enum e_outputs { OUT_JACK, OUT_ALSA }; static char *outputs[] = { "-olocal", "-oalsa" }; static enum e_outputs output = OUT_ALSA; I wasn't sure, if another output would cause any issues, so I have changed out_hdmi to alsa. I'm using RPI to stream music through bluetooth so omxd was missing an output option for me.

I'm using python script (running root I think) to create a playlist and start playing, so there might be some issues there as well.

I would believe that David Guetta is to blame, if Foo Fighters' playlist would play without any issues. :D

I'll update to 2.0 and check, if it helps.

[subogero]

If you modified the code, your problem should be stated as a pull request. You should have told me about the changed code in the first place.

Audio output affects more things than you think.