It was never intended to run standalone, so no idea if it even starts on your machine, but it's worth a shot at least.īut what application library you meant then? There's Rainmeter, there's your snippet and your plugin. One of the things I can think of to troubleshoot this is if you could upload a couple of your files somewhere so I can have a look at them and try to reproduce the issue locally.Īlso, could you try to download this zip, extract it, and run it while mediamonkey is already playing a song? It's a small application that's used for debugging when building the the mediamonkey api. So all that I can think of is something in your environment that's so different from mine that it causes issues I never even thought about. The plugin basically just connects to the chromium engine running the mediamonkey frontend, queries it for details of the currently playing track, maps that to a bunch of object properties and hands it over to rainmeter. Between the settings and application version your setup seems to be as close to the one that I've been using for some two years on a daily basis without any major issues like the one you are experiencing. 0 for inactive (player closed) and 1 for active (player open).
0 for stopped, 1 for playing, and 2 for paused. PlayerPath=C:\Portable Apps\MediaMonkey 5\MediaMonkey.exe There are still some kinks I want to iron out, but I'm not planning on investing a lot of time until MediaMonkey has a release candidate or at least reaches beta status.įor MediaMonkey 4 the plugin should be stable, I have been using it since April on daily basis without any noteworthy issues.ĭescription=Displays information of the currently playing song. That said, unless some very basic functionality is changed, the plugin should probably be fine. MediaMonkey 5 is currently in Alpha Stage, which means that it's still beeing actively developed, so changes that break the functionality of the plugin could happen anytime. Installation instructions, available measures and example configurations can also be found there. To get the latest version, head over to the releases page on github. The plugin is compatible with both Mediamonkey 4 and 5 and supports all fields and functions of the NowPlaying plugin (plus a few additions specific to MediaMonkey), so existing layouts can be migrated with minimal changes. Because not having this would actually prevent me from migrating to MM5 once it's released, I went ahead and wrote a plugin that works with the current alpha. Unfortunately, that plugin is not (yet) compatible with MediaMonkey 5.
One of the things I really grew to love when listening to music in the background while doing other stuff, is the NowPlaying plugin for rainmeter to display some basic information about the currently playing track on the taskbar.
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