* @enum ITMTRemotePlayerPlaylistClass
* @abstract Possible playlist classes used by a remote's player
* @discussion Used in functions that report the class of a playlist to MenuTunes. While we borrow the terms/descriptions from iTunes, these should work fine with any other player. If your player doesn't support a given type of playlist, then just return
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ITMTRemotePlayerPlaylist.
* @constant ITMTRemotePlayerLibraryPlaylist For players that have one playlist that contains all of a user's music, or for players that don't have the concept of multiple playlists, this is the class for that "Master" list.
* @constant ITMTRemotePlayerPlaylist The generic playlist. Created and maintained by the user.
ITMTRemoteCDSource,
ITMTRemoteRadioSource,
ITMTRemoteiPodSource,
- ITMTRemoteMP3PlayerSource,
+ ITMTRemoteGenericDeviceSource,
ITMTRemoteSharedLibrarySource
} ITMTRemotePlayerSource;
* @method playerFullName
* @abstract Returns the remote's player's application filename.
* @discussion This string should be the name typically used by the remote's player's application bundle/file. For example, Panic's Audion audio player is known simply as "Audion", however, the application bundle is called "Audion 3" for version 3 of thei
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r application. This should return "Audion 3", not simply "Audion". See playerSimpleName.
* @result An NSString containing the remote's player's application filename
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* @method playerRunningState
* @abstract Returns the running state of the remote's player.
* @discussion While most remotes will use only ITMTRemotePlayerNotRunning or ITMTRemotePlayerRunning, we have included support for ITMTRemotePlayerLaunching (see ITMTRemotePlayerRunningState) for remotes that want the most precise control over their play
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er's process managment.
* @result An ITMTRemotePlayerRunningState defining the running state of the remote's player.
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- (NSString *)currentSongRemaining;
+/*!
+ * @method currentSongElapsed
+ */
+- (NSString *)currentSongElapsed;
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/*!
* @method currentSongRating
*/