def __init__(self, sonosDevice):
self.sonosDevice = sonosDevice
self.sonosVolume = 0
self.sonosMuted = False
self.xbmcPlayingProcessed = False
# On Startup check to see if we need to switch the Sonos speaker to line-in
if Settings.switchSonosToLineIn():
self._switchToLineIn()
log("AutoUpdateIPAddress: Setting IP address to %s" % ipaddresses[0])
Settings.setIPAddress(ipaddresses[0])
################################
# Main of the Sonos Service
################################
if __name__ == '__main__':
log("SonosService: Starting service (version %s)" % __version__)
# Start by doing any auto-setting of the IP Address
autoIpAdd = AutoUpdateIPAddress()
del autoIpAdd
# Check for the list of things that impact audio
audioChanges = Settings.linkAudioWithSonos() or Settings.switchSonosToLineIn() or Settings.switchSonosToLineInOnMediaStart()
# Check to see if we need to launch the Sonos Controller as soon as Kodi starts
if Settings.autoLaunchControllerOnStartup():
# Launch the Sonos controller, but do not block as we have more to do as a service
log("SonosService: Launching controller on startup")
xbmc.executebuiltin('RunScript(%s)' % (os.path.join(__cwd__, "default.py")), False)
if (not Settings.isNotificationEnabled()) and (not audioChanges) and (not Settings.autoPauseSonos()):
log("SonosService: Notifications, Volume Link and Auto Pause are disabled, exiting service")
else:
sonosDevice = Sonos.createSonosDevice()
# Make sure a Sonos speaker was found
if sonosDevice is not None:
timeUntilNextCheck = Settings.getNotificationCheckFrequency()
