Difference between revisions of "XBMC remote control script for streams"
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[[User:Xopr|Xopr]] needed a quick way of 'zapping' through the streams of the 30C3 congress (also see [[no nerd left behind]]), so he wrote a remote control for his OpenELEC (XBMC, but it might work on RaspBMC as well) to open a predefined stream with one keypress from within a console: | [[User:Xopr|Xopr]] needed a quick way of 'zapping' through the streams of the 30C3 congress (also see [[no nerd left behind]]), so he wrote a remote control for his OpenELEC (XBMC, but it might work on RaspBMC as well) to open a predefined stream with one keypress from within a console: | ||
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| − | It's a bash script and uses | + | It's a bash script and uses approximately 20x10 characters so you can place it next to your stream schedule |
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#!/bin/bash | #!/bin/bash | ||
# IP address of Raspbian/OPENELEC/XBMC box | # IP address of Raspbian/OPENELEC/XBMC box | ||
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synopsis
Xopr needed a quick way of 'zapping' through the streams of the 30C3 congress (also see no nerd left behind), so he wrote a remote control for his OpenELEC (XBMC, but it might work on RaspBMC as well) to open a predefined stream with one keypress from within a console:
CCC OPENELEC remote 1. Room one 2. Room two 4. Room G 6. Room six x. exit l. Language q. Quality Input(n:hq): _
code
It's a bash script and uses approximately 20x10 characters so you can place it next to your stream schedule
#!/bin/bash
# IP address of Raspbian/OPENELEC/XBMC box
IP=192.168.2.11
# Base stream url where [KEY] and [LANG] are replaced
STREAM=rtmp://rtmp.streaming.media.ccc.de:1935/stream/saal[KEY]_[LANG]_[QUALITY]
LANG=native
MENU_LANG=n
QUALITY=hq
MENU_QUALITY=hq
# ld hq hd
###############
if [[ $* == -h || $* == -? || $* == --help ]]; then
echo -e "\tusage: $0\n\n\twill trigger openelec links for ccc\n"
exit 0
fi
# print menu and save cursor (menu including input is 20x10 chars)
echo -en "CCC OPENELEC remote\n\n1. Room one\n2. Room two\n4. Room G\n6. Room six\nx. exit\nl. Language\nq. Quality\n\0337"
while [[ $KEY != "x" ]]; do
echo -en "\0338" # restore cursor
# Clear line and print previous entry
echo -en "\033[KInput($MENU_LANG:$MENU_QUALITY): $KEY"
read -n1 -s KEY
case $KEY in
1|2|g|6)
RESULT=${STREAM//'[KEY]'/$KEY}
RESULT=${RESULT//'[LANG]'/$LANG}
RESULT=${RESULT//'[QUALITY]'/$QUALITY}
wget -q "http://${IP}/jsonrpc?request={%22jsonrpc%22:%222.0%22,%22method%22:%22Player.Open%22,%22params%22:{%22item%22:{%22file%22:%22${RESULT}%22}}}" -O /dev/null;;
l|L)
if [[ $MENU_LANG == n ]]; then
LANG=translated;MENU_LANG=t
else
LANG=native;MENU_LANG=n
fi;;
q|Q)
if [[ $MENU_QUALITY == hd ]]; then
QUALITY=lq;MENU_QUALITY=lq
elif [[ $MENU_QUALITY == lq ]]; then
QUALITY=hq;MENU_QUALITY=hq
else
QUALITY=hd;MENU_QUALITY=hd
fi;;
x|X)
break;;
*)
KEY=;;
esac
done
echo -en "\0338\033[9A\033[J" # Clean up 9 lines
