I am playing mp3 files from a queue (after doing several /splay -q commands)
and I am trying to pause, then restart, the song from where it was paused.
I have captured the relevant information at the time I do the
pause with $insong (saved to global variables for tracking).
Here are those variables, just before the pause, and then again
after the /splay pause was done:
Before the pause:
%HorseC_Player_pause.pos 34653
%HorseC_Player_pause.fname E:\My Music\- Walk On The Wild Side.mp3
%HorseC_Player_pause.pause $false
--> /splay pause done here <-----
%HorseC_Player_pause.pos.after 34653
%HorseC_Player_pause.fname.after E:\My Music\- Walk On The Wild Side.mp3
%HorseC_Player_pause.pause.after $true
Now, in reading the help file, as it relates to /splay,
(actually the 'Playing Sounds' section cross referenced
at /splay in the help system)
I see that you can RESUME a mp3 file.
If i am reading it right:
/splay -cwmpq [filename | stop | pause | resume | seek | skip] [pos]
/splay -p filename RESUME pos
Is what I think i should be using (with of course
the saved filename and the saved pos .
I think I should be able to resume from the pos that i saved,
as yet I have not been able to do this.
Here are my questions.
1. given: 'E:\My Music\- Walk On The Wild Side.mp3'
Do I need to save this as a short filename because of the blanks?
2. Am I reading this whole section wrong with reference to resume?
3. IF not, what would be the correct format for the command to play this song from the position I have saved.
Thanks in advance for any reply.
