Fired when the Equalizer settings are changed, or the Equalizer is turned on or off. Fired when a playlist property is changed. MCC: NOTIFY_PLAYLIST_PROPERTIES_CHANGED. Fired when a playlist is moved or copied. MCC: NOTIFY_PLAYLIST_COLLECTION_CHANGED. string3 is the ID of the deleted playlist. Fired when a service notifies Media Center that the service's playlists need to be refreshed. Fired when a station is added to My Stations. 
Fired when a playlist is added by the user. Playback is stopped, paused, or started. Here are the commands currently sent to the event handler: The third parameter is optional and may contain information specific to the command. The second parameter identifies the MCC command. The first parameter is the event type and currently there is just one event type, namely "MJEvent type: MCCommand" 
MediaCenter version 11.1 and higher supports an event interface for automation clients.Īn event is fired upon certain actions with three string parameters:
MJCDDVDAutomation - interface for working with CD/DVDs. MJServiceAutomation - interface for working with a single service. MJServicesAutomation - interface for working with services. MJTaskAutomation - Interface for working with a task. MJZoneAutomation - interface for working with a single playback zone (requires MC 11.0.20 or later). MJZonesAutomation - interface for working with multi-zone playback system. MJFieldAutomation - interface for working with an individual database field. MJFieldsAutomation - interface for working with database fields. MJViewItemAutomation - interface for creating / walking the Media Center tree structure. MJInternetAutomation - interface for helping in downloading files from internet. MJVersionAutomation - interface for getting Media Center version information. MJSchemeAutomation - interface for working with Media Library View Schemes. MJPlaylistAutomation - interface for working with a single playlist. MJPlaylistsAutomation - represents a collection of playlists. MJMixerAutomation - provides volume, balance, and mute control. MJCurPlaylistAutomation - interface for working with "Playing Now" (the current playlist). 
MJFileAutomation - object for dealing with a single file.MJFilesAutomation - represents a collection of files.MJPlaybackAutomation - controls playback and provides information about the currently playing track.
To show the window use ShowProgram function from MJAutomation interface.įor information on how to get access to MJAutomation interface from in-proc plug-ins see plug-in SDK. NOTE: If Media Center was created as out-of-proc object, the main window of the program will be invisible. Set myobj = CreateObject("MediaJukebox Application") Set myobj = GetObject(, "MediaJukebox Application") ' First try to get an already running object PMJ.CreateInstance(L"MediaJukebox Application") HRESULT hr = pMJ.GetActiveObject (L"MediaJukebox Application") #import "Media Jukebox.tlb" no_namespace, named_guids Media Center can be initialized by in-proc or out-of-proc objects. 3.5 Handling the Events from Visual C++ with ATL.3.4 Handling the events from Visual C++ with MFC.3.3 Handling the events from Visual Basic.
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