Background Music [Continued from Help/Support]
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re: Background Music [Continued from Help/Support] coolcv
hello! the background music does not turn off when going into coolcv for colecovision games. i have read that sometimes emulators need to be added to the emulator list for this to work. can you give some guidance on finding this 'list'?? thanks!!
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@vinnyl69
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/post/68239
You would need to edit yourmusic.pyscript and addcoolcv_pi(or whatever the emulator's process name is) to the "emulatornames" list:#TODO: Fill in all of the current RetroPie Emulator process names in this list. emulatornames = ["retroarch","ags", ........ ,"coolcv_pi"]I've had better results added them to the end of the list.
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@backstander
worked! was a lot more simple than i thought.... did not realize the file could be opened in notepad. thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -
@Livewire i cannot get the music to stop in coolcv by adding it to line 25. ive tried ,"coolcv" ,"coleco" and ,"colecovision"to no avail.
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I had to make an edit to rc.local for my PS3 controller to work and my BGM has stopped working, just wondering if someone could give this a once over and point me in the right direction.
if [ "$_IP" ]; then printf "My IP address is %s\n" "$_IP" fi (sudo python /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/music/script/retropie_bgm.py) & sixad --start & exit 0 -
try moving sixad to be before your music script
like this
if [ "$_IP" ]; then printf "My IP address is %s\n" "$_IP" fi sixad --start & (sudo python /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/music/script/retropie_bgm.py) & exit 0thats all i got, i dont use a ps3 controller so i cant try it out
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Went through this entire thread and not a single person simply answered the question of how to get Music to STOP playing when launching something from Ports or in my case Launching Kodi from its own system menu. Could anyone just give simple instructions on what lines to add to where?
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Where on the system is Music.py located?
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@vinnyl69
Did you ever get an answer on the how add an emulator (in my case Kodi as it's own system) to stop the background music when it's launched? -
to get kodi to stop it is a two part thing. one you need to make sure that it is added to the list of systems that the music script is looking for, that is if you are useing the way that @Livewire made.
that list is on line 25 of the script.
and if you followed the steps to make kodi its own system you need to change one thing.
when you make the kodi.sh you need to change this
#!/bin/bash sudo Kodito this
#!/bin/bash "/opt/retropie/supplementary/runcommand/runcommand.sh" 0 _PORT_ "kodi" ""once that is done it will music will stop
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Thanks I'll try the second part. Unfortunately I can't find the "list" you mention anywhere. I used WinSCP' search function and it did not find music.py anywhere. Where is this supposed to be located?
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I used WinSCP' search function and it did not find music.py anywhere. Where is this supposed to be located?
RetroPie doesn't come with the
music.pyscript, you put that script on your Raspberry Pi when following the directions on the first post. @Livewire actually calls itTest1.pybut you can give it any name you want (likemusic.pyfor example).Execute the command `sudo nano /home/pi/PyScripts/Test1.py` replacing `Test1.py` with the (hopefully better) name you've saved the script as. At the top is a small section labeled "CONFIG".https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/347/background-music-continued-from-help-support
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Ok so if I followed this video, which I did, and my folder containing my mp3 is located in /home/pi/bgm
What file name and where is it located that contains the script which has the list I need to edit so that the music stops when I launch kodi?
@tmak said in Background Music [Continued from Help/Support]:
I installed background music on retropie 4.2 pi3 per drew talks youtube video:
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if you followed the vid word for word. then the script should be in a folder called scripts inside the music folder
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@ExarKunIv
Wow I feel like a jerk. I must have done something wrong or followed another guide. I don't have a music folder in the roms directory. I only have a "bgm" folder in /home/pi and I can't remember the directory they're in but I do have runcommand-onend & runcommand-onstart. I'm sorry for wasting everyone's time. -
its cool
you followed this guide then here
if you only have a bgm folderbut i think you changing the kodi script should work, if not we can figure something out
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@ExarKunIv
I tried to edit the current kodi.sh and it said access denied. I renamed it to kodi.sh.bak and just created a new kodi.sh using the code you provided and now the music stops when I launch Kodi. Thanks for the help and patience. -
im glad that it worked for you.
:)
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