How do I know video is ended?

[imababo]

I'm beginner on python. I develop video player with omxplayer. I want to do as follows:

1. I play video file. omxplayer -o hdmi --no-osd video.mp4 echo -n p > fifo g_player = OMXPlayer(movie, args)
2. Play video is ended. I didn't stop video. video playing is ended after video's playing duration.
3. I want to play another video file. But, I don't know whether the video is ended. the function 'onStop()' is not called when video is ended. (I know the function 'onStop()' is called when I stopped video.)

I need anybody's help.

The below is snippet of my python codes:

def create_player(movie, args): global g_player g_player = OMXPlayer(movie, args)

g_player.playEvent += onPlay
g_player.pauseEvent += onPause
g_player.stopEvent += onStop

def onStop(player): video = another.mp4 create_player(movie) g_player.play()

args = [] args.append('--no-osd') movie = video.mp4 create_player(movie, args) g_player.play()

[Leocoe]

Ran into the same problem. See also this discussion Seems like there is no handy way to do it. So you will have to run something like the following in a loop or separate thread.

try:
    stat = player.playback_status()
    # check stat if you like, maybe reacting to Stopped if user can stop it..
except OMXPlayerDeadError err:
    # presumably the video/audio playback ended. do what you need to do..
    pass

[willprice]

See https://github.com/willprice/python-omxplayer-wrapper/issues/73