Difference between revisions of "Documentation:Modules/mqtt"
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=== ← vlc/status/state === | === ← vlc/status/state === | ||
This retained message is sent by VLC when | This retained message is sent by VLC when | ||
| − | opening : | + | :opening : |
| − | buffering : | + | :buffering : |
| − | playing : | + | :playing : |
| − | paused : | + | :paused : |
| − | stopped : | + | :stopped : |
| − | ended : | + | :ended : |
| − | error : | + | :error : |
| − | notconnected : sent when VLC disconnects from the broker | + | :notconnected : sent when VLC disconnects from the broker |
=== ← vlc/status/playing === | === ← vlc/status/playing === | ||
Revision as of 20:18, 4 May 2014
NOTE: this module is in active development and has not made it into the main tree yet.
| Module: mqtt | |
|---|---|
| Type | Interface |
| First VLC version | - |
| Last VLC version | - |
| Operating system(s) | Any that support the mosquitto library |
| Description | control VLC using the MQTT protocol |
| Shortcut(s) | - |
This module will let you send control messages to VLC using the MQTT protocol.
Contents
Options
- mqtt-host <string> : Hostname of MQTT broker to connect to default value: localhost
- mqtt-port <integer> : Port number of MQTT broker to connect to default value: 1883
- mqtt-prefix <string> : The topic name prefix to use default value: vlc/
Protocol
→ : From client to VLC
← : From VLC to client
→ vlc/command <cmd> <arguments>
- add: <uri>
- delete: <pos>
- clear:
- play:
- pause:
- stop:
- goto: <pos>
- next:
- prev:
- seek:
- volume: <volume>
- volup: <X>
- voldown: <X>
- repeat: <0|1>
- random: <0|1>
- loop: <0|1>
← vlc/status/playlist
Return a JSON representation of the playlist
← vlc/status/state
This retained message is sent by VLC when
- opening :
- buffering :
- playing :
- paused :
- stopped :
- ended :
- error :
- notconnected : sent when VLC disconnects from the broker
← vlc/status/playing
Information about the currently playing item as JSON
← vlc/status/time
Returns current time in stream as decimal seconds
← vlc/status/length
Returns duration of current stream as decimal seconds
← vlc/status/volume
The current volume between 0 and 255 (inclusive)
