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Then I mess something up somewhere, this is just part of the error I am getting, I already linked curl see the compile options before the error

g++ -o XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE Main.o XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE.o ../Gen_Devices/XBMC_MEDIA_CENTREBase.o  -L../lib  -lmysqlclient_r -lcurl -lSerializeClass -lDCECommon -lPlutoUtils -lpthread

Error part I am getting

XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE.o: In function `DCE::XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE::CMD_Move_Right(int, std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >&, DCE::Message*)':
/home/linuxmce/CodingWork/LINUXMCE/src/XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE/XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE.cpp:762: undefined reference to `DCE::xbmc::commandToXbmc(std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >)'
/home/linuxmce/CodingWork/LINUXMCE/src/XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE/XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE.cpp:763: undefined reference to `DCE::xbmc::getCurlOutCome()'
/home/linuxmce/CodingWork/LINUXMCE/src/XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE/XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE.cpp:770: undefined reference to `DCE::xbmc::getCurlError()'
XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE.o: In function `DCE::XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE::CMD_Back_Prior_Menu(int, std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >&, DCE::Message*)':
/home/linuxmce/CodingWork/LINUXMCE/src/XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE/XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE.cpp:799: undefined reference to `DCE::xbmc::commandToXbmc(std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >)'
/home/linuxmce/CodingWork/LINUXMCE/src/XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE/XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE.cpp:800: undefined reference to `DCE::xbmc::getCurlOutCome()'
/home/linuxmce/CodingWork/LINUXMCE/src/XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE/XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE.cpp:807: undefined reference to `DCE::xbmc::getCurlError()'

the Makefile would add this to the linking stage, where it's supposed to go.

Libraries aren't applied per .cpp source file, but are added in as part of the linking process at the end. This is indeed what the linking stage is: taking any unresolved symbols, and attaching on libraries with those missing symbols in an effort to resolve them. So long as you put -lcurl in the XTRALDFLAGS, it will add the library to the list of stuff to link into the final executable.

-Thom

Would the same apply for the xbmc.cpp file, as I am getting undefined reference

There are a few places in the Makefile, check XTRALDLIBS for example.

Other ones you can use
SNRLDLIBS (this was once used by the build system, but has been made obsolete, it now functions like the XTRALDLIBS)
LDLIBS (this can also be used.)

-Thom

Testing some edits, trying to compile, how would I pass the following to compile command I see below, to link curl

-lcurl

What I am seeing when doing the make all

g++ -c -I.. -I../DCE -I/usr/include/mysql -DKDE_LMCE -DDEBUG -DTHREAD_LOG -DLOG_ALL_QUERIES  -Wall -fPIC -ggdb3  XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE.cpp -o XBMC_MEDIA_CENTRE.o

That depends. You have some flexibility here.

One of the reasons we have seperate plugins and players for each smart media device we wish to control, is that we can figure out the best way to send a piece of media to its destination, and to send the appropriate commands to the player to be able to handle them.

(you do know you'll need to write a Plugin, as well as your device, right? It's not hard, and you can cut and paste a lot of code from existing plugins to help, but it does need to be done.)

MH Play Media is passed a URL as part of its command, from the controlling Orbiter.

What format this is in, depends on whether the file is local, or some other network resource (e.g. http)

If the file is from a disk that Pluto Storage Devices manages (this is a disk connected either via the core, a media director, or a networked file share over NFS or SMB), then the path is local, like this:

/home/public/data/videos/Some Disk [100]/Superbad.mp4

whereas something like http would be something like:

http://somemediaserver.com/blablabla.mp4

Your plugin will receive this, and it will become part of your MediaStream object in your plugin. You can then do whatever you need to do, to get your Player to handle them.

For example, Xine Plugin contains lots of logic to determine:

* Whether we are playing a "local" file
* Whether we are playing a "local" CD or DVD
* Whether we are playing a "remote" DVD in some other drive in the house
* Whether we need to stream this to multiple TVs in the house
etc.

-Thom

Ok thanks

Another question
In below, the between the StreamID  and MediaURL, can I am assuming that the MediaURL will hold the file in my video/audio library, will this include a part or just the file name eg <Iron man.mkv>?

/** @brief COMMAND: #37 - Play Media */
   /** This command will instruct a Media Player to play a media stream identified by a media descriptor created by the "Create Media" command. */
      /** @param #29 PK_MediaType */
         /** The type of media */
      /** @param #41 StreamID */
         /** The media that we need to play. */
      /** @param #42 MediaPosition */
         /** The position at which we need to start playing. */
      /** @param #59 MediaURL */
         /** The file to play, or other media id.  The format is specific on the media type and the media player. */

really cool! ...
is there a guide howto set it up on a Pi?

ochrocho

The moonpi will be converted to use qOrbiter and there will be an easy installation at that point.    Xmas goodies!

They are available once the GetConfig from the base class is run. Specifically after the lines:

(this is from Hulu_Player, as an example):

Code:

  if (!Hulu_Player_Command::GetConfig ())
    return false;

-Thom

Yep, tried Incognito window too - same issue.
I'll try on a diff machine and see if the problem persists
-Coley.

Coley, THANKS FOR TESTING!