Phase 4: Medien-Widget mit dreistufiger Kaskade
Adapter für alles inklusive Browser, AppleScript für Spotify und Musik, Medientasten als letzte Reserve. Die Reihenfolge ist keine Vorliebe, sondern Absicherung: Apple hat die Now-Playing-Schnittstelle in macOS 15.4 schon einmal zugemacht. Fällt der Adapter aus, verliert das Widget seine Anzeige — aber nicht seine Funktion. Deshalb bleiben die Transporttasten auch dann bedienbar, wenn gar keine Metadaten da sind. Der Fortschritt zählt zwischen den Ereignissen selbst hoch. Spike B hatte gezeigt, dass elapsedTime nicht laufend nachgeliefert wird: ein Scrubber, der stur den letzten Wert anzeigt, steht still, während der Titel läuft. Gerechnet wird aus asOf und playbackRate, begrenzt auf die Titellänge — sonst zeigt die Anzeige nach dem Ende weiter steigende Zahlen. Teilmeldungen (diff = true) ergänzen den Stand, statt ihn zu ersetzen. Eine Meldung mit nur der Position würde sonst Titel, Interpret und Cover löschen. In AnyDecodable wird Bool vor Double geprüft. Andernfalls wird "playing": true zu 1 und die Wiedergabe gilt für immer als angehalten. Play/Pause schaltet sofort um, statt auf das nächste Ereignis zu warten. Ein Knopf, der eine halbe Sekunde später reagiert, fühlt sich kaputt an; das echte Ereignis korrigiert den Stand ohnehin. Der Adapter liegt als Quellcode unter Vendor/ (BSD-3, Stand in ONYX-VERSION.txt) und wird beim Bauen kompiliert, statt als fertige Binary eingecheckt zu werden. Er wird bewusst nicht gelinkt: geladen wird er von /usr/bin/perl, im eigenen Prozess greift Apples Entitlement-Prüfung. 124 Tests grün.
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> **@Apple** *Before breaking this,
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> please consider giving Mac users the option
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> to share actively playing media with the apps they use
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> and to control media playback.
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> Perhaps by introducing a new entitlement
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> that can be granted to apps by users in the system settings.
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> There are
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> [many](https://musicpresence.app)
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> [use](https://folivora.ai)
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> [cases](https://lyricfever.com)
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> [for](https://theboring.name)
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> [this](https://github.com/kirtan-shah/nowplaying-cli).*
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> **@Developers** *Please **star**
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> this repository to show Apple that we care.*
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---
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<!-- BADGES BEGIN -->
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<!-- BADGES END -->
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# MediaRemote Adapter
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Get now playing information using the MediaRemote framework
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on all macOS versions, including 15.4 and above.
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This works by using a system binary – `/usr/bin/perl` in this case –
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which is entitled to use the MediaRemote framework
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and by dynamically loading a custom helper framework
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that prints real-time updates to stdout.
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## Example
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Install the [media-control](https://github.com/ungive/media-control)
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CLI tool to see this project in action. Works on all macOS versions:
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```
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$ brew tap ungive/media-control
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$ brew install media-control
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$ media-control stream
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```
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## Usage
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This project provides a Perl script
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with a well-defined CLI interface that you can invoke from your app
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in order to read now playing information and control media players.
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The [mediaremote-adapter.pl](./bin/mediaremote-adapter.pl) script
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needs to be bundled with your app,
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alongside the `MediaRemoteAdapter.framework`
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and optionally the `MediaRemoteAdapterTestClient`
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which are exposed as CMake targets in [CMakeLists.txt](./CMakeLists.txt).
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You can find instructions to build the framework in the next section.
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The script must then be invoked like this:
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```
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/usr/bin/perl /path/to/mediaremote-adapter.pl /path/to/MediaRemoteAdapter.framework COMMAND
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```
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`COMMAND` is a placeholder for one of the commands documented below.
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For the `test` command the `NowPlayingTestCMediaRemoteAdapterTestClientlient` must be passed
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as an additional argument:
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```
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/usr/bin/perl /path/to/mediaremote-adapter.pl /path/to/MediaRemoteAdapter.framework /path/to/MediaRemoteAdapterTestClient test
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```
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For ease of use you can also always pass the path to the test client:
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```
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/usr/bin/perl /path/to/mediaremote-adapter.pl /path/to/MediaRemoteAdapter.framework /path/to/MediaRemoteAdapterTestClient COMMAND
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```
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For more help on available commands read below or omit the `COMMAND` argument.
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> [!WARNING]
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> This project is still in development
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> and the API may experience breaking changes across minor revisions.
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> [!NOTE]
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> For a maintained Swift package look at this excellent fork:
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> https://github.com/ejbills/mediaremote-adapter
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## Build from source
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```
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$ git clone https://github.com/ungive/mediaremote-adapter.git
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$ cd mediaremote-adapter
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$ mkdir build && cd build
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$ cmake ..
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$ cmake --build .
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$ cd ..
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$ FRAMEWORK_PATH=$(realpath ./build/MediaRemoteAdapter.framework)
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$ /usr/bin/perl ./bin/mediaremote-adapter.pl "$FRAMEWORK_PATH" stream
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```
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This creates the `MediaRemoteAdapter.framework` in the build directory,
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which must be *bundled* with your app, but *not linked against*.
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The framework is only used by the script
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and must merely be passed as a script argument.
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If you want to be able to test whether the adapter still works,
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which can be useful to e.g. automatically fall back to AppleScript,
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you need to also bundle the `MediaRemoteAdapterTestClient` executable with your app
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and pass it as an additional argument:
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```
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$ HELPER_PATH=$(realpath ./build/MediaRemoteAdapterTestClient)
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$ /usr/bin/perl ./bin/mediaremote-adapter.pl "$FRAMEWORK_PATH" "$HELPER_PATH" test
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```
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An exit code of `0` then means the adapter is functional and safe to use.
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The framework and test executable are built for the following architectures:
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`x86_64` `arm64`
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## Commands
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- [get](#get)
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- [stream](#stream)
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- [send COMMAND](#send-command)
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- [seek POSITION](#seek-position)
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- [shuffle MODE](#shuffle-mode)
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- [repeat MODE](#repeat-mode)
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- [speed SPEED](#speed-speed)
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- [test](#test)
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### get
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Prints now playing information once with all available metadata.
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Output is encoded as JSON and characterized by either `null`
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or a dictionary with any of the following keys:
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> `bundleIdentifier`
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`parentApplicationBundleIdentifier`
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`playing`
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`title`
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`artist`
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`album`
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`duration`
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`elapsedTime`
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`timestamp`
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`artworkMimeType`
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`artworkData`
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`chapterNumber`
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`composer`
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`genre`
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`isAdvertisement`
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`isBanned`
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`isInWishList`
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`isLiked`
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`isMusicApp`
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`playbackRate`
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`prohibitsSkip`
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`queueIndex`
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`radioStationIdentifier`
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`repeatMode`
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`shuffleMode`
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`startTime`
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`supportsFastForward15Seconds`
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`supportsIsBanned`
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`supportsIsLiked`
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`supportsRewind15Seconds`
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`totalChapterCount`
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`totalDiscCount`
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`totalQueueCount`
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`totalTrackCount`
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`trackNumber`
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`uniqueIdentifier`
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`contentItemIdentifier`
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`radioStationHash`
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`mediaType`
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The following mandatory keys never have a null value:
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`bundleIdentifier`
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`playing`
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`title`.
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If any of the mandatory keys cannot be determined,
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the command prints `null`.
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Media without a title is considered invalid.
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The `mediaType` may contain one of the following values:
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- `MRMediaRemoteMediaTypeMusic`
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- `kMRMediaRemoteNowPlayingInfoTypeAudio`
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- Possibly others, this key is not very well documented
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**Caveats**
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Metadata such as `artworkData` and `artworkMimeType`
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often takes a bit of time to load
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and may not appear in the output in all cases.
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Do not rely on this key to be present reliably.
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Either use the `stream` command or poll `get` regularly,
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to ensure you get the artwork data *eventually*.
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**Options**
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`--now` Adds an `elapsedTimeNow` key with an estimation of the current
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elapsed playback time. This estimation may be off by up to a second.
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To determine a more accurate time without polling `get` continuously,
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calculate it using the `elapsedTime` and `timestamp` keys. `elapsedTime`
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contains the elapsed time at the time that is stored in `timestamp`.
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`--micros` Replaces the following keys with microsecond equivalents:
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| Original key | Converted key name | Comment |
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|------------------|------------------------|---------------------------|
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| `duration` | `durationMicros` | - |
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| `elapsedTime` | `elapsedTimeMicros` | - |
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| `elapsedTimeNow` | `elapsedTimeNowMicros` | Only present with `--now` |
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| `timestamp` | `timestampEpochMicros` | Converted to epoch time |
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`--no-artwork` Omits the `artworkData` and `artworkMimeType` keys
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from the payload. Useful for consumers that do not render artwork,
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since this avoids emitting several hundred kilobytes of base64-encoded
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image data per update.
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---
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### stream
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Streams now playing information updates in real-time
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until the script receives a SIGTERM signal.
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Output is encoded as JSON and characterized by
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a dictionary with the following keys:
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> `type`
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`diff`
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`payload`
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`type` is always a string with the value `"data"`.
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`payload` contains the now playing information and is a dictionary
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that is structurally identical to the output of the `get` command,
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with the same keys. The dictionary itself is never `null`.
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No keys are set at all,
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when no media player is reporting now playing information.
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Some keys may have a `null` value,
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when the media player reports `null` for them (this happens rarely, if ever).
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Any key may be `null`, when `diff` is set to true and the key vanishes.
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`diff` is a boolean that indicates whether the `payload`
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contains only fields whose values have been updated.
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When set to `false`,
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the payload is to be considered the current now playing state
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with all available keys and their values,
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regardless of any payloads that have been sent in the past.
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When set to `true` on the other hand,
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the last sent non-diff payload must be updated with these new values,
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in order to have a representation of the the current now playing state.
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When a key is not present anymore, it's set to `null` in the payload
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and its previous value should be removed.
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**Diffing is enabled by default, but can be disabled with a command line flag.**
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**Options**
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`--no-diff` Disables diffing. `diff` is always `false`
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and `payload` always contains all current information.
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`--debounce=N` Adds a debounce delay in milliseconds
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between the point where changes are detected
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and when they are printed.
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If a new update comes in during delaying,
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the delay is restarted and all updates are merged.
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This is useful to prevent bursts of smaller updates.
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The default is 0.
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`--micros` Identical to the `--micros` option of the `get` command.
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`--no-artwork` Identical to the `--no-artwork` option of the `get`
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command. Particularly useful with `stream` with the `--no-diff` parameter,
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since it otherwise re-emits the full artwork payload on every update.
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**Experimental options**
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`--experimental-peculiar-debounce:BUNDLE_ID=N` 
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Adds a debounce delay in milliseconds for the case when the media player
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with the given bundle identifier (`BUNDLE_ID`) reports metadata that
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contains parts of the previous track and parts of the next track,
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but doesn't contain the full metadata of the next track.
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Whenever the track title changes,
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the update for it is either delayed for the given debounce delay
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or the update is printed when all other metadata updated as well,
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whichever happens earlier.
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Currently only `com.tidal.desktop` can be passed for `BUNDLE_ID`,
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since it is the only media player that is known to have this issue.
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A value of `1000` for `N` is recommended for TIDAL specifically.
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---
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### send COMMAND
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Sends a MediaRemote command to the now playing application.
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The value for `COMMAND` must be a valid ID from the table below.
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| ID | MediaRemote key | Description |
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|:--:|-------------------------|-------------------------------|
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| 0 | kMRPlay | Start playback |
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| 1 | kMRPause | Pause playback |
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| 2 | kMRTogglePlayPause | Toggle between play and pause |
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| 3 | kMRStop | Stop playback |
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| 4 | kMRNextTrack | Skip to the next track |
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| 5 | kMRPreviousTrack | Return to the previous track |
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| 6 | kMRToggleShuffle | Toggle shuffle mode |
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| 7 | kMRToggleRepeat | Toggle repeat mode |
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| 8 | kMRStartForwardSeek | Start seeking forward |
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| 9 | kMREndForwardSeek | Stop seeking forward |
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| 10 | kMRStartBackwardSeek | Start seeking backward |
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| 11 | kMREndBackwardSeek | Stop seeking backward |
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| 12 | kMRGoBackFifteenSeconds | Go back 15 seconds |
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| 13 | kMRSkipFifteenSeconds | Skip ahead 15 seconds |
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---
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### seek POSITION
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Seeks to a specific timeline position with the now playing application.
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The value for `POSITION` must a valid positive integer.
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The unit is microseconds.
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---
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### shuffle MODE
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Sets the shuffle mode.
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The value for `MODE` must be a valid ID from the table below.
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| ID | Description |
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|:--:|----------------|
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| 1 | Disable |
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| 2 | Shuffle albums |
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| 3 | Shuffle tracks |
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---
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### repeat MODE
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Sets the repeat mode.
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The value for `MODE` must be a valid ID from the table below.
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| ID | Description |
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|:--:|-----------------|
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| 1 | Disable |
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| 2 | Repeat track |
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| 3 | Repeat playlist |
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---
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### speed SPEED
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Sets the playback speed.
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The value for `SPEED` must be a valid positive integer.
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---
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### test
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Tests if the adapter is entitled to use the MediaRemote framework
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and if it is able to execute any of the supported commands without failure.
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An exit code of 0 means the adapter is functional and safe to use.
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This can be integrated into your app
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to help confirm that the adapter is still functional and if not,
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fall back to other methods for media detection (e.g. AppleScript),
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since future macOS updates may break MediaRemote access again.
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#### Usage
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```
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/usr/bin/perl /path/to/mediaremote-adapter.pl /path/to/MediaRemoteAdapter.framework /path/to/MediaRemoteAdapterTestClient test
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```
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Note that the `test` command requires the absolute path
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to the `MediaRemoteAdapterTestClient` executable after the framework path.
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For ease of use you can always pass the path to the test client executable,
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even when using other commands, like `get` or `stream`.
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#### Output
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An exit code of `0` indicates that the adapter is still functional
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and can safely be used to detect media.
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Any other exit indicates that the adapter is likely broken.
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If you ever get an exit code other than `0`,
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please [report this](https://github.com/ungive/mediaremote-adapter/issues). Thank you!
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#### How this works
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1. Now playing information is attempted to be read normally using `get`
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2. If no media is detected, the `MediaRemoteAdapterTestClient` helper process is launched to simulate media playback
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3. While the helper process is running, now playing information is attempted to be read again using `get`
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4. Afterwards the helper process is terminated
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5. If any of the `get` attempts yielded media information, the command exits with an exit code of `0`
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6. Otherwise the command exits with an exit code of `1`
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> [!WARNING]
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> **May interfere with other apps using MediaRemote**
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> The test can create a fake media entry that will briefly appear
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as the now playing application.
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This only happens when no other media is playing.
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Since the helper process has no bundle identifier,
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it is mostly ignored by the `stream` and `get` commands —
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`stream` won't update, and `get` will print `null`.
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---
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## Built-in fixes
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This library has some fixes built-in
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to accomodate for inconsistencies within the MediaRemote framework:
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- Artwork data sometimes unloads for a brief moment,
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e.g. when changing the current timeline position of a track.
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To combat this, artwork data is reused when the track has not changed,
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the track had artwork data before and the artwork data has disappeared.
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This fix is applied when using the `stream` command
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If you need a way to disable any or all of these fixes,
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please open an issue or create a pull request.
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---
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## Implementation notes
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- Consider `NSJSONSerialization` for JSON deserialization.
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This is what is used for encoding
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- You can use `NSData`'s `initWithBase64EncodedString`
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for decoding of base64 data
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- Every line printed to stderr is an error message.
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If the script did not exit with a non-zero exit code,
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then any of these errors are non-fatal and can be safely ignored
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- Other apps using MediaRemote Adapter may run `test` which should not interfere with the `stream` and `get` commands, but will generate a missing bundle identifier error message, which can be ignored. See the `test` command section for more information.
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- You should not reinvoke the script when a fatal error occurs
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(non-zero exit code)
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- Make sure to pass the absolute path of the bundled framework and helper executable
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as arguments and not a relative path
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## Why this works
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According to the findings by [@My-Iris](https://github.com/Mx-Iris) in
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[this comment](https://github.com/aviwad/LyricFever/issues/94#issuecomment-2746155419)
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processes with a bundle identifier starting with `com.apple.`
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are granted permission to access the MediaRemote framework.
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The Perl platform binary `/usr/bin/perl`
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is reported as having the bundle identifier `com.apple.perl` (or a variation).
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You can confirm this by streaming log messages using the Console.app
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whilst running the script:
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`default 14:44:55.871495+0200 mediaremoted Adding client <MRDMediaRemoteClient 0x15820b1a0, bundleIdentifier = com.apple.perl5, pid = 86889>`
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## Motivation
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This project was created due to the MediaRemote framework
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being completely non-functional when being loaded directly from within an app,
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starting with macOS 15.4 (see the numerous issues linked below).
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The aim of this project is to provide a tool (and perhaps soon a full library)
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that serves as a fully functional alternative to using MediaRemote directly
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and perhaps to inspire Apple to give us a public API
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to read now playing information and control media playback on the device
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(see the note at the top of this file).
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## Projects that use this library
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- [Now Playing Display](https://www.gxlabs.co/now-playing/): A macOS "now playing" hardware display for the Seeed XIAO ESP32-C6 paired with the Seeed Round Display for XIAO. Shows album art, track info, progress, and playback controls on a 240x240 circular TFT — connected over USB. Source code: https://github.com/gxlabs/now-playing-device
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- [Music Presence](https://musicpresence.app) is a cross-platform desktop application
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for showing what you are listening to in your Discord status.
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It uses this library since version [2.3.1](https://github.com/ungive/discord-music-presence/releases/tag/v2.3.1)
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to detect media from all media players again. Website: https://musicpresence.app
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- [media-control](https://github.com/ungive/media-control)
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is a CLI tool to control and observe media playback on any macOS version.
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You can install it directly via brew: `$ brew tap ungive/media-control && brew install media-control`. Source code: https://github.com/ungive/media-control
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*If you use this library in your project, please
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[let me know](https://github.com/ungive/mediaremote-adapter/issues) and I'll add it to the list!*
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## Useful links
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- Issues regarding MediaRemote breaking since macOS 15.4
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- https://github.com/vincentneo/LosslessSwitcher/issues/161
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- https://github.com/aviwad/LyricFever/issues/94
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- https://github.com/TheBoredTeam/boring.notch/issues/417
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- https://community.folivora.ai/t/now-playing-is-no-longer-working-on-macos-15-4/42802/11
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- https://github.com/ungive/discord-music-presence/issues/165
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- https://github.com/ungive/discord-music-presence/issues/245
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- https://github.com/kirtan-shah/nowplaying-cli/issues/28
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- https://github.com/FelixKratz/SketchyBar/issues/708
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- Getting now playing information using `osascript` and `MRNowPlayingRequest`.
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Note that this is unable to load the song artwork
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and it is impossible to get real-time updates with this solution.
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It is much simpler to implement though
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||||
- https://github.com/EinTim23/PlayerLink/commit/9821b6a294873f975852f06419a0baf2fe404800
|
||||
- https://github.com/fastfetch-cli/fastfetch/commit/1557f0c5564a8288604824e55db47508f65e82c9
|
||||
- https://gist.github.com/SKaplanOfficial/f9f5bdd6455436203d0d318c078358de
|
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## Acknowledgements
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||||
Thank you [@Alexander5015](https://github.com/Alexander5015) for implementing the `test` command,
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||||
so we're able to detect when the adapter stops working!
|
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||||
Thank you [@EinTim23](https://github.com/EinTim23) for bringing
|
||||
a [similar workaround](https://github.com/EinTim23/PlayerLink/commit/9821b6a294873f975852f06419a0baf2fe404800) to my attention!
|
||||
Without your hint I most likely would not have dug into this anytime soon
|
||||
and my app [Music Presence](https://musicpresence.app)
|
||||
would still only work with AppleScript automation.
|
||||
|
||||
Thank you [@My-Iris](https://github.com/Mx-Iris)
|
||||
for providing insight into the changes made since macOS 15.4:
|
||||
[aviwad/LyricFever#94](https://github.com/aviwad/LyricFever/issues/94#issuecomment-2746155419)
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## License
|
||||
|
||||
This project is licensed under the BSD 3-Clause License.
|
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See [LICENSE](./LICENSE) for details.
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Copyright (c) 2025 Jonas van den Berg and contributors
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