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audioplayer is a cross platform Python 3 module for playing sounds (mp3, wav, ..)
Project description
audioplayer is a cross platform Python 3 package for playing sounds (mp3, wav, ..). It provides the key features of an audio player, such as opening a media file, playing (loop/block), pausing, resuming, stopping, and setting the playback volume.
I created this package to provide sound functionality to my game library game2dboard, but I decided to publish it separately.
Andy os for mac. Suported systems (see full list):
- GNU/Linux (PC, Raspberry Pi, ..)
- Windows
- macOS
Inspired by (and with a few lines of codes from) the playsound module.
Install
Prerequisites
GNU/Linux
In Linux, you need to install PyGObject and others dependencies.
Ubuntu/Debian/Raspberry Pi OS: Download el capitan os x. Download mac os el capitan iso.
Redhat/Centos/Fedora:
macOS
In macOS, you need to install PyObjC bridge.
Install
The recommended way to install audioplayer is using the Python pip (or pip3) installer.
If you don't have administrator privileges, install in your home folder.
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You can install the latest release by cloning this repository.
Usage
The API is documented bellow and within the docstrings.
After install, you can use this code to test (replace 'path/to/somemusic.mp3'):
API
Creation
audioplayer.AudioPlayer(filename)
Creates the player.filename: str – The file name with extension (.mp3, .wav, ..)
Raise:
FileNotFoundError(): The file does not exist.
Properties
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filename: str (readonly)
The file name as provided in the constructor.fullfilename: str (readonly)
The file name with full path.volume: int
Gets or sets the current volume (in %) of the audio (0 — 100)
Methods
play(loop=False, block=False)
Starts audio playback.loop(bool) – Sets whether to repeat the track automatically when finished.block(bool) – If true, blocks the thread until playback ends.
Raise:
AudioPlayerError(): Failed to play.pause()
Pauses audio playback.resume()
Resumes audio playback.stop()
Stops audio playback. Can play again.close()
Closes device, releasing resources. Can't play again.
Suported Systems
audioPlayer has been tested on the following platforms:
| OS | Details | mp3 | wav | ogg | mid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GNU/Linux | Mint 19 (Cinnamon) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| GNU/Linux | Xubuntu 20.04 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| GNU/Linux | Raspberry Pi OS | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Windows | Windows 10 x64 | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| macOS | Catalina (Python 3.8) | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
?: Not yet tested
Let me know if you are using on another system/distro/version!
What's in the roadmap?
.seek(position): Moves playback to the specified position..state: Current state (playing, stopped, paused, ..).speed = value: Gets/sets playback speed.- Callbacks: when state changed, when position changed by a delta, ..
How to Contribute
Submitting an issue
Use the issue tracker to submit bug reports and features or enhancements requests.
Translating
You can contribute by translating this document into other languages (except en and pt_br).
Submitting a pull request
If you can improve anything in this project, feel free to add a pull request.
License
audioplayer is under MIT license. It can be reused within proprietary software provided that all copies of the licensed software include a copy of the MIT License terms and the copyright notice.
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The Spot SDK documentation is best viewed via our developer site at dev.bostondynamics.com.
The Python library is used by applications to control Spot, read sensor information, and register payload services.
Using the Python Library¶
The Python QuickStart is the recommended way to get started using the Python library. It is a step-by-step guide that will help you install the Python libraries you need and run simple programs to control Spot.
Understanding Spot Programming goes deeper than the QuickStart and covers some of the key concepts of developing applications for Spot.
The Python example programs demonstrate how to use the Python library, and can be used as reference programs for your own applications.
The Python reference guide documents all of the Python modules, classes, and interfaces in detail.
Supported Platforms and Versions¶
The Python client library is supported on the following platforms:
Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
Windows 10
MacOS 10.14 (Mojave and Catalina)
Python 3.6 and Python 3.7 are supported. Note that Python 3.8 is not supported at this point.
Python 2.7 is not supported, since the Python 2 End-Of-Life happened at the start of 2020.