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jkn wrote:
> can you say a lillte more about the use of TCP/IP?
> Since there is no concept like the DDE 'service',
> I guess I need to specify a port number, and
> maybe a protocol? Can I just (for instance)
> telnet to a port and take it from there?
Depending on your requirements the following might interest you: I have created a DLL with a remote HTTP interface for SJ, both the client side and the server side.
This system was originally created by me to have a Silverjuke running on a remote machine control. This uses internally a HTTP client from inside one Silverjuke instance, and a HTTP server inside the other. The interface is just HTTP you can test the system with any browser and control SJ from anything able to transmit a HTTP request.
Development on this system has halted due to lack of testers and time, but depending on your wishes it might give you a headstart if you want to do some serious remote controlling. PM me if you think this is something you can use as I do not want release the code into the public yet.
Final warning however: note this plugin is written in a mixture of C and SJ-script...
Bye,
SilverEagle
Statistics: Posted by SilverEagle — 19. Mar 09, 13:12
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Silverjuke uses the wxWidgets classes for interprocess communication. Theses classes use DDE on windows and TCP/IP on other operating systems. For further details, please have a look at http://docs.wxwidgets.org/2.6/wx_ipcoverview.html - please note, that you need some programming experiences to use this service. Please also note the which may be easier to use.
NB: To test the DDE part under windows, we found a little "howto" .
Best regards,
Your Silverjuke-Team
Statistics: Posted by Service-Team — 19. Mar 09, 12:38
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you say:
> Using the host "localhost" and the service "silverjuke", you can also control Silverjuke by DDE on Windows or TCP/IP on Linux.
can you say a lillte more about the use of TCP/IP? Since there is no concept like the DDE 'service', I guess I need to specify a port number, and maybe a protocol? Can I just (for instance) telnet to a port and take it from there?
Thanks in anticipation...
J^n
Statistics: Posted by jkn — 19. Mar 09, 12:20
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> with Silverjuke for british currency
As far as I know, the emp800 should also work with british pounds. If in doubt, you should contact whberlin here: http://www.whberlin.de/neu/inhalt_e/index_e.html
For Silverjuke, you can use nearly any coin acceptors, for some high-level support modules, see http://www.silverjuke.net/en/addons
Regards,
B.
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 6. Dec 07, 15:02
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> system that may be controlled with the following
> additional DDE commands:
>
> addcredit - adds the numer of credits (tracks that
> may be enqueued) given in data to the credit
> system
>
> setcredit - sets the number of available credits
> to the number given in data
>
> These options only work if "Settings/Kiosk
> mode/Credit system/Credits may be added by
> external programs" is enabled.
Where can I buy a coin validator compatible with Silverjuke for british currency
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 6. Dec 07, 04:05
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execute - Execute the script snippet given in data. Instead of giving the script directly, you can also write the script to a file and give the filename as data.
With this DDE command you are able to execute any little script by the command line. For scripting details, please refer to the .
Statistics: Posted by Service-Team — 10. Jul 07, 19:46
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volup - Increase the main volume
voldown - Decrease the main volume
togglevis - Toggle the selected visualizations on and off
Statistics: Posted by Service-Team — 2. Jun 06, 01:25
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addcredit - adds the numer of credits (tracks that may be enqueued) given in data to the credit system
setcredit - sets the number of available credits to the number given in data
These options only work if "Settings/Kiosk mode/Credit system/Credits may be added by external programs" is enabled.
Statistics: Posted by Service-Team — 2. Oct 05, 04:20
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The supported topics are simelar the the command line options:
open - clear the playlist and open the files given as data; playback is started using the first given file
enqueue - enqueue the files given as data; the currently playing track stays unchanged and existing files are not removed from the queue
play - same as pressing the "play" button
pause - same as pressing the "pause" button
toggle - toggle play/pause
prev - play the previous track, if any
next - play the next track, if any
kiosk - start kiosk mode
raise - bring the Silverjuke main window to the top of all windows
Please also note the which are easier to use in some cases.
Statistics: Posted by Service-Team — 21. Jul 05, 21:59
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