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AUDIO.BASIC Message Specification
- Class = AUDIO
- Type = BASIC
This Schema provides a simple method of interacting with Generic Audio playback Devices.
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XPL-CMND Structure
AUDIO.BASIC
{
COMMAND=<basic command>[<parameter>]
[EXTENDED=<extended command>[(<repeat>)]]
}
Where Basic Commands are:
- PLAY
- STOP
- VOLUME +<step> or ><step>
- VOLUME -<step> or <<step>
- VOLUME <level 1 to 100>
- SKIP
- BACK
- RANDOM
- CLEAR
AUDIO.REQUEST
{
CMD=STATUS
}
Returns last sent status message (see below)
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XPL-TRIG Structure
AUDIO.BASIC
{
COMMAND=<command>
}
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XPL-STAT Structure
AUDIO.BASIC
{
Status=<status>
<other relevant items>
}
Valid Status:
STATUS=STOPPED
STATUS=PLAYING TYPE=SHOUTCAST STATION=<stream name>
STATUS=PLAYING TYPE=<type e.g. MP3> ARTIST=<artist name> ALBUM=<album title> TRACK=<track name>
STATUS=NEXT TYPE=<type e.g. MP3> ARTIST=<artist name> ALBUM=<album title> TRACK=<track name>
HBEAT.BASIC
{
INTERVAL=5
}
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Schema Specific Notes
This Schema defines two name value pairs, CMD and EXT.
All devices using the simple AUDIO.BASIC Schema must be able to interpret the common commands, PLAY, STOP, VOLUME (with the parameters listed above), SKIP, BACK, RANDOM, CLEAR.
Schemas which extend AUDIO.BASIC to support more capable audio playback devices should use the "CMD=" tag to indicate a BASIC Command, and "EXT=" to indicate the Extended Commands for that device.
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