Media Player

The Media Player can be accessed through conn.player. This object exposes the following properties and methods:

Call on `Player`	Description
`state$`	Current state (playing, stopped, paused) as a value of the `PlayerState` enum
`playlist$`	Current playlist name
`track$`	Current track name
`length$`	Current track length in seconds
`elapsedTime$`	Elapsed time of current track in seconds
`remainingTime$`	Remaining time of current track in seconds
`shuffle$`	Shuffle state
`playlists$`	Names of all available playlists
`playlistsWithTracks$`	All playlists with their tracks as a map of playlist name to track names
`play()`	Play
`pause()`	Pause
`stop()`	Stop
`next()`	Next track
`prev()`	Previous track
`loadPlaylist(playlist)`	Load a playlist by name. `playlist` is the name of the playlist/folder
`loadTrack(track, playlist)`	Load a track from a given playlist. `track` and `playlist` are the file/folder names as seen in the Web UI.
`setShuffle(value)`	Set player shuffle state
`toggleShuffle()`	Toggle player shuffle state
`setPlayMode(value)`	Set player mode like `manual` or `auto`. Values are rather internal, please use convenience functions below.
`setManual()`	Enable manual mode
`setAuto()`	Enable automatic
`refreshPlaylists()`	Request the current playlists and their tracks from the mixer

Playlists

Unlike fader levels or mute states, the available playlists and their tracks are not part of the global mixer state. The mixer sends this information per-client and only on request. The library requests it automatically whenever the connection is (re-)established, so playlists$ and playlistsWithTracks$ emit as soon as the data arrives. Call refreshPlaylists() to refresh it manually, e.g. after playlists have been added or removed on the device.

Playlists​

Playlists