Yes, I changed it to use Spotify, but how to configure correctly?balala wrote: ↑July 28th, 2019, 9:20 pm Are you talking about the play / pause button? Because it does change, according to the status of the player:
Pause.pngPlay.png
What player are you using? Because the skin is set to work with Windows Media Player. If you're using another player, you have to set it accordingly in the @Resources\Variables.inc file. Replace the Player=WMP variable with the desired player name. Here is the list of the valid values for this variable: https://docs.rainmeter.net/manual/measures/nowplaying/#playerlist
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[Solved] Media Player Skin always defaults to "stop" why?
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Re: [Solved] Media Player Skin always defaults to "stop" why?
Unfortunately there is nothing to configure, especially the Spotify is just a partially supported player, so you can't get the skin to properly work. As you can see in the Partially supported players section, the NowPlaying measures, for Player=Spotify:
This means that the PlayerType=STATE option within the [MeasureStateButton] measure isn't accepted and doesn't work, so the measure always returns 0 and according to the Substitute option, always the Play.png is returned and shown by the [MeterPlayPause] meter.Only the types Artist, Track and the bangs Play, PlayPause, Stop, Next, and Previous are available.
Probably you have switch to another plugin, instead of using NowPlaying measures. A while ago a Spotify plugin was released, but if I'm not wrong this also was deprecated in the meantime. I'm not using Spotify (and definitely never will!), but probably someone here on the forum who does use it, will guide you what to do, to get it working. I believe an even newer plugin was also released, but I'm not sure.
Sorry I can't help more.
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Re: [Solved] Media Player Skin always defaults to "stop" why?
Ok, thanks for the attentionbalala wrote: ↑July 29th, 2019, 9:00 am Unfortunately there is nothing to configure, especially the Spotify is just a partially supported player, so you can't get the skin to properly work. As you can see in the Partially supported players section, the NowPlaying measures, for Player=Spotify:
This means that the PlayerType=STATE option within the [MeasureStateButton] measure isn't accepted and doesn't work, so the measure always returns 0 and according to the Substitute option, always the Play.png is returned and shown by the [MeterPlayPause] meter.
Probably you have switch to another plugin, instead of using NowPlaying measures. A while ago a Spotify plugin was released, but if I'm not wrong this also was deprecated in the meantime. I'm not using Spotify (and definitely never will!), but probably someone here on the forum who does use it, will guide you what to do, to get it working. I believe an even newer plugin was also released, but I'm not sure.
Sorry I can't help more.
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Re: [Solved] Media Player Skin always defaults to "stop" why?
For nothing. Hope someone who uses Spotify will come here to help you out with this.
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Re: [Solved] Media Player Skin always defaults to "stop" why?
Spotify keeps changing and the play/pause button I have will not change. Its a known bug so I gave up trying to do a work around.
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Re: [Solved] Media Player Skin always defaults to "stop" why?
Maybe this might help: https://forum.rainmeter.net/viewtopic.php?f=127&t=17077&p=159486&hilit=Spicetify#p159486
I'm not sure, but probably it worth a try.