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Discover how to easily get the name of the currently playing audio source in `pyglet` with our step-by-step guide, perfect for Python audio enthusiasts!
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How to Retrieve the Name of the Current Source Playing in pyglet

If you're working with the pyglet library to play audio in your Python applications, you may encounter a situation where you want to know the specific track that is currently playing. Perhaps you have a playlist, and the tracks are chosen randomly, but you're left wondering what music is currently in the audio stream.

This guide will guide you through a simple solution to this common issue. Let's break it down step-by-step!

Understanding the Problem

When you use pyglet to queue and play music files, you might try to print the current source of the player using:

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However, this will return an object representation (e.g., <pyglet.media.codecs.wmf.WMFSource object at 0x000002AE2C4CB610>), which isn't very helpful if you're trying to find out which specific audio file is currently playing.

Instead, what you actually want is to retrieve the name of the currently playing source, like filename.mp3.

A Simple Solution to Access the Filename

While pyglet may not have a built-in method to return the filename directly from the source, you can implement a simple workaround. Here’s how:

Step-by-Step Guide

Load Your Audio Files: Start by loading your audio files using pyglet.media.load().

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Assign Filenames: Set the filename for each music source. This step is crucial since it allows you to reference the name you want later.

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Queue the Music: Add the randomized music files to the player's queue.

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Retrieve the Filename: To get the name of the current audio file, access the filename attribute from the source.

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Putting It All Together

Here’s the complete code snippet that combines all of the steps we discussed:

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Conclusion

With this simple method, you can easily access the name of the currently playing audio source in pyglet. By assigning each loaded music source its filename property, you gain the ability to reference exact filenames while the music is playing. This can be beneficial for displaying track information in your application or for logging purposes.

Now, you're equipped with the knowledge to keep track of your audio sources in pyglet!