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I just saw your autowall program and I like it. Very light and easy to use. I'm not a programmer .... but I think that one important thing is >missing: the possibility to change the wallpapers automatically every X minutes ?
Is it possible to add it in the configuration file? If so, how? maybe in a future update?
Thanks in advance
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Thank you for your kind words about the AutoWall. I'm glad you find it easy to use.
The ability to automatically change the wallpaper every X minutes would be a useful feature.
If you don't want to wait a future update I will explain that you can change wallpaper without opening AutoWall, to send a video to the mpv pipe at any time, you can use the following command in the terminal:
This command sends the "loadfile" command followed by the path to the video file to the mpv pipe. This will cause mpv to load and play the specified video file.
For example, if your video file is located at "C:\Videos\myvideo.mp4", you would use the following command:
This script sends the "loadfile" command followed by the path to the first video file to the mpv pipe, which causes mpv to load and play the specified video. It then waits for 60 seconds using the "timeout" command, and then sends the "loadfile" command followed by the path to the second video file to the mpv pipe. This process is repeated in a loop.
You can modify this script to use different video files and to change the interval at which the videos are changed. You can also add additional commands to control playback, such as "pause" or "stop".
I hope you find it helpful!
SegoCode
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Possibility to change the wallpapers automatically every X minutes
[FEATURE REQUEST] - Possibility to change the wallpapers automatically every X minutes
May 11, 2023
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