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qdbus org.mpris.amarok /Player org.freedesktop.MediaPlayer.GetStatus
qdbus: I don't know how to display an argument of type '(iiii)'

I don't know, too!
why Amarok2 does not support this basic function?

qdbus doesn't support it, its not a problem of Amarok.

Ian Monroe wrote:qdbus doesn't support it, its not a problem of Amarok.

How about this?

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qdbus org.mpris.audacious /Player org.freedesktop.MediaPlayer.GetStatus
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It gets the correct result.

BTW, "org.freedesktop.MediaPlayer.PositionGet" used in Amarok, it just return the time in second, but in audacious, it could return in MS, why?

Ah ok, those all sound like bugs to me.

Please don't forget it, it's very important to my application, thank you very much.

frank1980 wrote:Please don't forget it, it's very important to my application, thank you very much.

Bug report please: http://bugs.kde.org

(and please check for dupes first)

I'm having the same problem with this. Did it ever get sorted?

As an update on my last post, this seems to out put the correct values adding the --literal argument. qdbus --literal org.kde.amarok /Player org.freedesktop.MediaPlayer.GetStatus.