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weekalarm

1.4.0

Amarok Script

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maxischmeii

Link: http://
Downloads: 9277

Submitted: Apr 17 2005
Updated: Oct 22 2008

Description:

Versatile alarm script for Amarok. Includes the ability to set different alarm times for each day, control volume fading, use wakeup playlists, enable snoozing, and take a nap.

Changelog:

1.4.0:
- nl translation (thanks to garo)
1.3.3:
- fix crash when amarok stop playing
1.3.2:
- fix configuration not being shown
1.3.1:
- Fixed problems with accents in the playlist box.
1.3.0:
- French translation
- Italian translation (thanks to Guybrush88)
- some minor bugfixes
1.2.0:
- Added dynamic playlists support
- Repeat option
1.1.1
- Retro-compatibility with python 2.4
- bugfixe (handling volume option)
1.1
- Adding some options: volume update when fading; stop fading when amarok is stoped or paused, etc.
- some bugfixes
- reorganisation of gui
1.0.1
-updated README. we need python 2.5.
1.0.0 Rewrittal of much code
- fading stop when amarok pause, stop or has it's volume changed. To work with replaygain, an option is added to decrease sensibility
- stop more cleanly when killed by amarok
- somme bugfixes to avoid problems with accents
0.9.1 Bugfixes
- disable launch by KDE session manager
- fix custom playlist startup
0.9
GUI and code overhaul. Added option for random track on startup. There are many changes in this version, please let me know if you encounter any bugs.
0.6.1
Hotfix fix custom playlist startup
0.6
- changes to volume fading (bug fixes and feature add)
0.5.1
- use kdialog so snooze pops into foreground
0.5
- added snooze feature

License: GPL

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one more suggestion

by atrox on: Jul 6 2007

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The "Change song on startup" would be nice next to "Play random track on startup". Its function would be the same as pressing Next before starting playing, so I can use my queues, random track settings etc.

Right now I can choose only to play random song on startup, but not play the whole queue etc. Sure I can do it by editing my playlist, but doing it every time before going to bed wouldn't really be an easy task (because maybe I don't want my daily playlist to be the same as wakeup-playlist).

What do you think? :)

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how do you

by cherry316316 on: Nov 4 2007

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cherry316316

can you write a small quick step on how to set alarm using weekalarm.

also , i tried to set alarm by click the configure button on the scriptmanager,
and when i clicked save after i have set a time and other thing, it didnt close on its own, then i click the "close window" option on the upper right corner.

to my expectation, when i again opened the configure file, all the values were again set to "0"

also, do i need to keep amarok running or can i quit from amarok.
I am using Ubuntu Gusty 7.10 gnome

thanks

cherry316316
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Re: how do you

by bfl on: Nov 20 2007

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bfl

To use the script you should just have to do the following:
In Amarok:
Tools menu -> Script Manager
Select General -> weekalarm
Click Run
Click Configure
Select the days and times you want the alarm to turn on, optionally set other parameters such as playlist, snooze, etc.
Clicking save should result in the window closing and your settings being saved.

I just tried this on a new Gusty Kubuntu install and it worked for me. The only thing I can think of is that you're having trouble saving, make sure you can write to ~/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts-data
Also, try starting amarok from the commandline using amarokapp and see if you get any errors when you run the configuration.

Amarok needs to be running for the alarm work.

Hope this helps.

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snooze behaviour

by hooligan44 on: Nov 26 2007

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hooligan44

Hey, this is a great script I just have one comment. When using the snooze feature it pauses the currently playing song but when it resumes it restarts the song. Is this typical? Would it be possible to have it resume from where it's paused? I'm using amarok 1.4.7 one opensuse 10.3.

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BUG: save curr playl

by arturaz1 on: Jan 8 2008

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arturaz1

There is a bug: if you select save current playlist as alarm playlist when configuring it, save button doesn't work anymore and all values get reseted to default.

Using eeeXubuntu :)

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Re: BUG: save curr p

by maxischmeii on: Feb 10 2008

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maxischmeii

Thank you. It's fixed in 1.0

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qt4 error?

by rangerGR on: Jan 20 2008

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rangerGR

with qt4 script refuses to start.
terminates with error 1.

using arch

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V 1.0 - DCOP Error

by staudi009 on: Feb 10 2008

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staudi009

Hi maxischmeii

Tried this new version, but after starting it stops with:
File "/home/user/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/weekalarm/weekalarm.py", line 187
class DcopAmaroK():
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Regards, Werner

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Re: V 1.0 - DCOP Err

by maxischmeii on: Feb 10 2008

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maxischmeii

Thank you. This script need python 2.5 at least. Your python interpreter is probably older.

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Re: Re: V 1.0 - DCOP

by staudi009 on: Feb 10 2008

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staudi009

Sure i had python 2.4.
Installed pyton 2.5 but the same error occur. Are there more new dependencies?
I used already previous versions of weekalarm witch are working.
Btw. the new script says:"Depends on: Python 2.2, PyQt"

Regards, Werner

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Re: Re: Re: V 1.0 -

by maxischmeii on: Feb 10 2008

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maxischmeii

The script need python 2.5 because it use with.

I don't quite understand what's the problem. Can you uninstall the script in amarok, install version 1.0.1 run:
python2.5 ~/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/weekalarm/weekalarm.py and tell me what happen, please.

Regards.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: V 1.

by staudi009 on: Feb 11 2008

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staudi009

Hi maxischmeii

Thanks.
It does from bash, can see the config-dialog. But back in Amarok the same error with DCop.

Here the output:
Quote:

ws@lnx:~$ python2.5 ~/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/weekalarm/weekalarm.py
00:11:37 weekalarm beginning (in MainThread) [INFO]

00:11:37 [<Thread(sdinReader Thread, started)>] (in MainThread) [DEBUG]

00:11:37 [<Thread(sdinReader Thread, started)>, <_Timer(Thread-1, started)>] (in MainThread) [DEBUG]

00:11:37 Reading settings (in MainThread) [DEBUG]

00:11:37 Error in parsing conf file, so run configure (in MainThread) [DEBUG]

00:11:37 creating config dialog (in MainThread) [DEBUG]

00:11:37 Reading config file (in MainThread) [DEBUG]

00:11:37 Error in reading setting (in MainThread) [ERROR]
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/ws/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/weekalarm/weekalarm.py", line 79, in readConfig
check.setChecked(config.getboolean("Days",day))
File "/usr/lib/python2.5/ConfigParser.py", line 330, in getboolean
v = self.get(section, option)
File "/usr/lib/python2.5/ConfigParser.py", line 511, in get
raise NoSectionError(section)
NoSectionError: No section: 'Days'

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:

by maxischmeii on: Feb 11 2008

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maxischmeii

OK , so /usr/bin/python still link to python2.4, and it is not python2.5 that execute the script but python2.4. The solution is to do
Quote:

# cd /usr/bin
# rm python
# ln -s python2.5 python

(as root of course).
You can also remove python 2.4, if you don't need it.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:

by staudi009 on: Feb 11 2008

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staudi009

Thanks maxischmeii

That does the job

Regards, Werner

Re: Re: Re: Re: V 1.

by staudi009 on: Feb 11 2008

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staudi009

Differences between old and new script are by the imports. Maybe a Hint.

Regards, Werner

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weekalarm

Amarok Script

Versatile alarm script for Amarok. Includes the ability to set different alarm times for each day, control volume fading, use wakeup playlists, enable snoozing, and take a nap.

one more suggestion

how do you

Re: how do you

snooze behaviour

Hey, this is a great script I just have one comment. When using the snooze feature it pauses the currently playing song but when it resumes it restarts the song. Is this typical? Would it be possible to have it resume from where it's paused? I'm using amarok 1.4.7 one opensuse 10.3.

BUG: save curr playl

There is a bug: if you select save current playlist as alarm playlist when configuring it, save button doesn't work anymore and all values get reseted to default. Using eeeXubuntu :)

Re: BUG: save curr p

Thank you. It's fixed in 1.0

qt4 error?

with qt4 script refuses to start. terminates with error 1. using arch

V 1.0 - DCOP Error

Hi maxischmeii Tried this new version, but after starting it stops with: File "/home/user/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/weekalarm/weekalarm.py", line 187 class DcopAmaroK(): ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax Regards, Werner

Re: V 1.0 - DCOP Err

Thank you. This script need python 2.5 at least. Your python interpreter is probably older.

Re: Re: V 1.0 - DCOP

Sure i had python 2.4. Installed pyton 2.5 but the same error occur. Are there more new dependencies? I used already previous versions of weekalarm witch are working. Btw. the new script says:"Depends on: Python 2.2, PyQt" Regards, Werner

Re: Re: Re: V 1.0 -

The script need python 2.5 because it use with. I don't quite understand what's the problem. Can you uninstall the script in amarok, install version 1.0.1 run: python2.5 ~/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/weekalarm/weekalarm.py and tell me what happen, please. Regards.

Re: Re: Re: Re: V 1.

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:

OK , so /usr/bin/python still link to python2.4, and it is not python2.5 that execute the script but python2.4. The solution is to do Quote: # cd /usr/bin # rm python # ln -s python2.5 python (as root of course). You can also remove python 2.4, if you don't need it.

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:

Thanks maxischmeii That does the job Regards, Werner

Re: Re: Re: Re: V 1.

Differences between old and new script are by the imports. Maybe a Hint. Regards, Werner

There is a bug: if you select save current playlist as alarm playlist when configuring it, save button doesn't work anymore and all values get reseted to default.

Using eeeXubuntu :)

with qt4 script refuses to start.
terminates with error 1.

using arch

Hi maxischmeii

Tried this new version, but after starting it stops with:
File "/home/user/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/weekalarm/weekalarm.py", line 187
class DcopAmaroK():
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Regards, Werner

Sure i had python 2.4.
Installed pyton 2.5 but the same error occur. Are there more new dependencies?
I used already previous versions of weekalarm witch are working.
Btw. the new script says:"Depends on: Python 2.2, PyQt"

Regards, Werner

The script need python 2.5 because it use with.

I don't quite understand what's the problem. Can you uninstall the script in amarok, install version 1.0.1 run:
python2.5 ~/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/weekalarm/weekalarm.py and tell me what happen, please.

Regards.

OK , so /usr/bin/python still link to python2.4, and it is not python2.5 that execute the script but python2.4. The solution is to do
Quote:

# cd /usr/bin
# rm python
# ln -s python2.5 python

(as root of course).
You can also remove python 2.4, if you don't need it.

Thanks maxischmeii

That does the job

Regards, Werner

Differences between old and new script are by the imports. Maybe a Hint.

Regards, Werner