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From: Goffi on 26 Nov 2006 13:05
Hi,

I plan to do a little mplayer frontend with wxpython. Mplayer has the "-wid"
option to display a movie in a X11 window. I have done some tests with
wxPython (using a simple Frame, and getting the id with xwininfo), the
video play (no problem with mplayer, I heard the sound), but the window
close and reopen, and I have no picture. I tried to ignore the wx.EVT_PAINT
without success.
I did an other test directly with the Xlib, and it works fine.
How can I do the same thing with wxPython (and get the X11 id) ? Have I to
use the Xlib, and if so, how can I put the window in my wxPython frame ?

The versions I use:
- Python 2.4.4c1
- wxPython 2.6.3.2


Thank for any answer :)
From: Goffi on 27 Nov 2006 15:42
I wasn't using the good function, it works fine with the GetHandle()
function of my frame.

Sorry for the noise :)

Goffi wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I plan to do a little mplayer frontend with wxpython. Mplayer has the
> "-wid" option to display a movie in a X11 window. I have done some tests
> with wxPython (using a simple Frame, and getting the id with xwininfo),
> the video play (no problem with mplayer, I heard the sound), but the
> window close and reopen, and I have no picture. I tried to ignore the
> wx.EVT_PAINT without success.
> I did an other test directly with the Xlib, and it works fine.
> How can I do the same thing with wxPython (and get the X11 id) ? Have I to
> use the Xlib, and if so, how can I put the window in my wxPython frame ?
>
> The versions I use:
> - Python 2.4.4c1
> - wxPython 2.6.3.2
>
>
> Thank for any answer :)

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