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Awesome, that's exactly what I needed!

However, you made a minor mistake that I'd like to point out in case anyone else refers to this in the future:


Snarl.Notify(u'MusicBeeTrack', u'{eg.event.payload[1].split("\\n")[0]}', u'{("\\n").join(eg.event.payload[1].split("\\n")[1:])}', u'{eg.plugins ...

However, if you want to display MusicBee notification using Snarl, then I suggest another solution.
There is a (brilliant but relatively unknown) Snarl plugin for MusicBee .
It will do a better job (and easier) than indirectly through EventGhost.

I actually believe I have seen that plugin ...

could you share your configuration for the mediamonkey OSD you have in your first post, or any basic configuration involving payloads? I ended up with the use MediaMonkey a long time ago.
With what part of the configuration you do not know what to do ?


As an example, I'd like to include the ...

I hate to be a bother (and I know I just asked you something on another site - sorry!) but could you share your configuration for the mediamonkey OSD you have in your first post, or any basic configuration involving payloads? I'm very new to this and just trying to figure it out.

Awesome work, I can already see the default audio device changes appearing in the log - exactly what I needed.

Glad to hear I'm not the only one interested, Sem;colon!

If I was to do this myself (and granted, it'd be rather inefficient), I'd probably try to use WMI. However, it doesn't seem like the sounddevice class has a method to detect if it's the default device or not. :(

I use a program called ...

Sometimes I get distracted and leave my music player (MusicBee) running when I'm away from my computer. So I wanted to set up a task for if Musicbee is playing music and the default audio device is my headphones, Musicbee will stop when I go idle or lock the screen. Does anyone know how this could ...