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[miketl]

Hello,

Is it possible to issue a command line to get the current status of JRiver (i.e, Playing/Paused etc.)

Thanks

[MrC]

Here's one way:

$ wget --quiet -O - --user xxx --password yyy "http://localhost:52199/MCWS/v1/Playback/Info?Zone=-1"  | grep '"Status"'
<Item Name="Status">Playing</Item>

$ mc19.exe /Pause

$ wget --quiet -O - --user cappella --password gomerpyle "http://localhost:52199/MCWS/v1/Playback/Info?Zone=-1"  | grep '"Status"'
<Item Name="Status">Paused</Item>

There is also the ability to use the mc19.exe launcher with an MCWS command, but I don't get any output when I try:

$ mc19.exe "/MCWS/v1/Playback/Info?Zone=-1"

Command line reference:

    http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/The_Command_Line

[miketl]

Thank you for your help.

But in order to issue the commands that you listed do I need to set JRiver as a Media Network Server? Because it is only used on one computer, so it is just used for playback of local files.

[MrC]

For the command line usage, no, it does not need to be enabled.  But I got no results.

For status via http, yes, it has to be enabled.  It is very light weight, so I wouldn't worry about it.

[DoubtingThomas]

I use the MCWS calls too using wget... (or use curl).

It works great.  Some scripting knowledge is required.  I run them using unix korn shell scripts from Windows using cygwin.