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stream_player.audio_set_volume(volume)
adblock_player.audio_set_volume(volume)
stream_player.play()
# Big print statement
if station_name.startswith("http"):
print(
colors.GREEN + "\nYou are listening to: " + colors.ENDC +
colors.BOLD + station_name + colors.ENDC)
else:
print(
colors.GREEN + "\nYou are listening to: " + colors.ENDC +
colors.BOLD + station_name + colors.ENDC +
colors.GREEN + " at " + colors.ENDC +
colors.UNDERLINE + station_url + colors.ENDC)
print(colors.YELLOW + "-> Playback started! Ctrl+C to pause!" + colors.ENDC, end="")
# Length of the print above
oldTitle = " "*37
# States: 1 = playing, 2 = paused, 3 = blocking
state = 1
while True:
try:
if state == 1 or state == 3:
# Get the song title from VLC
stream_media.parse()
newTitle = stream_media.get_meta(12)
if not newTitle:
newTitle = ""
# If the title changed, process
if newTitle != oldTitle and newTitle != "":
if state == 3:
state = 1
adblock_player.stop()
stream_player.audio_set_volume(volume)
# Search if any of our blocked phrases are in the new title
for toCheck in config["Blocked Titles"]:
if toCheck.lower() in newTitle.lower():
state = 3
if state == 3:
# Sad fact: We cant .stop() the stream player,
# because it would stop us from getting new song titles.
# Instead, we have to silence it using .audio_set_volume(0).
# This may create additional overhead, but I am not aware of
# any better method to do this.
stream_player.audio_set_volume(0)
adblock_player.play()
print(
"\r" + " "*(13 + len(oldTitle))+ "\r" + # Clear the line
colors.YELLOW + "-> Blocked a title!" + colors.ENDC, end="")
oldTitle = newTitle
continue
print(
"\r" + " "*(13 + len(oldTitle))+ "\r" + # Clear the line
colors.GREEN + "Now playing: " + colors.ENDC +
colors.BOLD + newTitle + colors.ENDC, end="")
oldTitle = newTitle
time.sleep(1.5)
# A single Ctrl+C pauses the playback
except KeyboardInterrupt:
try:
# If we are playing or blocking, we are now paused.
# If we already are paused, we are now playing.
if state == 1:
stream_player.pause()
state = 2
elif state == 2:
state = 1
elif state == 3:
adblock_player.pause()
state = 2
# The pause handling
if state == 2:
print(
"\r" + " "*(13 + len(oldTitle)) + "\r" + # Clear the line
colors.YELLOW + "-> Press Ctrl+C again to exit!" + colors.ENDC, end="")
# Here we wait for a second signal to end the program...
time.sleep(2)
# ...and apparently no signal was received. This means we are just paused.
print(
"\r" + " "*30 + "\r" +
colors.YELLOW + "-> Playback paused! Ctrl+C to unpause!" + colors.ENDC, end="")