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#1 2023-05-04 17:11:11

MNS1968
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From: Sceapig, England.
Registered: 2023-02-22
Posts: 30

Keyboard shortcuts for media player control

Hi all, hope we're all well.

I have a new keyboard. Unfortunately unlike my previous Microsoft (sorry I know that was a swear word) keyboard, the shortcuts like the home, mail and volume controls I've had to add into the shortcut menu myself this time via the Keyboard Application Shortcuts menu.

Most of the keys are now working except the four media control keys, play or pulse, stop, forward and back for video.

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What I'm looking for is the commands for these keys, i.e: for turn up the volume, the command: amixer sset Master playback 5%+

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I've search all over, nothing I can find listed for Parole player. Anyone know where to find these commands?

M.

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#2 2023-05-04 19:02:16

ToZ
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Registered: 2011-06-02
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Re: Keyboard shortcuts for media player control

If you are looking for controls to manage parole playlists, the following should do:

  • F5 - Stop -> parole doesn't have a stop CLI command. You could use play/pause - "parole -p"

  • F6 - Previous -> "parole -P" (uppercase P)

  • F7 - Play/Pause -> "parole -p" (lowercase p)

  • F8 - Forward -> "parole -N"

You can get these shortcuts via "man parole" or "parole --help".


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#3 2023-05-04 20:02:59

MNS1968
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From: Sceapig, England.
Registered: 2023-02-22
Posts: 30

Re: Keyboard shortcuts for media player control

Nitwit here didn't think to use man or help in terminal.

Cheers, ToZ.

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