RPG_Master

I LOVE YOU!

I've been waiting so long for 64 bit MMkeys! It does seem kinda lagy though.

oronte

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
No lag for me, works just as it should.

bicchi

Thanks firetech,

Addon works great. Unfortunately I had to upgrade Songbird to 1.1.1 in order to use it thus losing other addons that haven't been upgraded to the new release of Songbird.

Ubuntu Intrepid on x86_64

stephenburnett

Thanks, m8!

U ROCK!!!

raccoonone

It doesn't seem to be working for me. It should make key XF86AudioPlay play/pause Songbird, correct?

Waterhouse

A million thank yous.

raccoonone

Ah, it's working now (I had messed up my shortcut keys by trying to remap them a while ago). Thanks!

tbone

Works on Ubuntu 9.04 beta. Thanks!

jader2toesbumpy

Working on HP dv6646 with Ubuntu 9.04 and Songbrid 1.1.2. Thank you so much, you are the man.

ivansoriano

Thanks a lot. Now I can use Songbird instead of Rhythmbox

kob0724

That's such a win. You rock!

KidnapperBell

Doesnt seem to work with Kubuntu Jaunty (though works fine in Gnome). I've fruitlessly (and cluelessly) played with input actions to no avail

mhoofe

To make it work in KDE you simply have to run "gnome-settings-daemon", eg. from KDE's Autostart folder. Or you can choose the "hard" way and assign some dbus-send commands to the audiokeys in KDE settings for hotkeys. That way you don't have gnome mixing up KDE. The commands are actually not that complicated, but i don't have them here right now.

Oh, yes, and by the way: Thank you for the addon! It's a must for linux users.

Debian.bird

[ESPAÑOL]

actualizar para que funcione en la versión 1.2.0

1.-descargar el pluggin http://addons.songbirdnest.com/xpis/3359?source=download

2.- abrir el archivo mmkeys64.xpi

3.- click derecho en el archivo install.rdf y luego selecciona abrir con > editor de texto

4.-busca la sección <description> y cambia lo que dice...

 <em:maxversion>1.2.0a</em:maxversion>

por esto

<em:maxversion>1.2.0</em:maxversion>

5.- guarda > confirmar la actualización del archivo > salir

6.- abrir songbird e ir a herramientas>complementos>install y luego busca el archivo que modificaste

reinicia songbird y CHAN! LISTO!!

[ENGLISH]

up to 1.2.0

1.-download pluggin http://addons.songbirdnest.com/xpis/3359?source=download

2.- open mmkeys64.xpi file

3.- right click on the install.rdf file and select open with > text editor

4.- find description section and change this <em:maxversion>1.2.0a</em:maxversion>

into this

<em:maxversion>1.2.0a</em:maxversion>

5.- save > confirm update > exit

6.- open songbird >tools>addons>install and find the modify file

restart songbird and CHAN! READY!!

so sorry for my inglish

joux

If your keyboard does not give the right XF86 command to your system, you can use the xmodmap tool to remap them. You can assign any key on your keyboard to be the XF86AudioPlay key, for example. Very handy if your keyboard has some special keys, but they are not assigned to be audio controls by default. I have some stupid "help" button on my notebook - it now starts/pauses Songbird playback.

Liberty

Works fine with Songbird 1.2.0 on Ubuntu 9.04
Thank you!!!

S201

I had the 32bit version working beautifully on Fedora 10, Songbird 1.1.1. But I just upgraded to Fedora 11, 64bit, Songbird 1.2.0 and when launching Songbird from terminal it outputs, "Could not create the MMKeys instance". A fix would be awesome. : )

ChineseGeek

It works very well on Ubuntu 9.04 64 bits installed on a MacBook Unibody! Thank u, great job!

Zaizeku

wow awesomeness man, thank you so much, now I can use songbird the way it should be =D

lastnightat3am

works like a charm on 64bit ubuntu studio 8.04.3. thanks!

Fonsick

Tnx a lot!!! I love it!!! I was looking for this, your a genious!!!

benzjaminz

great work.

works fine on ubuntu 9.10 with songbird 1.2.0

jdorenbush

I've been waiting for playback controls... It was driving me crazy having to open Songbird every time I wanted to change track or pause.

I am using this plugin in a 64-bit environment with Ubuntu 9.10. Songbird Version: 1.2.0, Build 1146

Works great!

jdorenbush

Just noticed there was an upgrade available for Songbird, 1.5. This doesn't appear to work in 1.5 Any word on when an update will be available?

S201

This add-on now works perfectly with Songbird 1.4.3 on Fedora 11 64bit. Thank you, I'm very happy to have it back!