Hi Monks,

Update I should have said I'm running wxPerl with Media under Kubuntu.

I'm getting a strange error with:

    
Wx::Event::EVT_MEDIA_PLAY( $i_frame, $i_frame->{Ctl_Media}, \&buttons_
+on_media_played );
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Which gives me: Error while autoloading 'Wx::wxEVT_MEDIA_PLAY' at /usr/local/lib/perl/5.10.1/Wx/Media.pm line 47

If I track through to the module in question, I find this stretch of code:

43 sub EVT_MEDIA_LOADED($$$) { $_[0]->Connect( $_[1], -1, &Wx::wxEVT_M
+EDIA_LOADED, $_[2] ) };
44 sub EVT_MEDIA_FINISHED($$$) { $_[0]->Connect( $_[1], -1, &Wx::wxEVT
+_MEDIA_FINISHED, $_[2] ) };
45 sub EVT_MEDIA_STOP($$$) { $_[0]->Connect( $_[1], -1, &Wx::wxEVT_MED
+IA_STOP, $_[2] ) };
46 sub EVT_MEDIA_PAUSE($$$) { $_[0]->Connect( $_[1], -1, &Wx::wxEVT_ME
+DIA_PAUSE, $_[2] ) };
47 sub EVT_MEDIA_PLAY($$$) { $_[0]->Connect( $_[1], -1, &Wx::wxEVT_MED
+IA_PLAY, $_[2] ) };
48 sub EVT_MEDIA_STATECHANGED($$$) { $_[0]->Connect( $_[1], -1, &Wx::w
+xEVT_MEDIA_STATECHANGED, $_[2] ) };
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What have I got here? I'm guessing it might be a wrapping bug, or even a GStreamer bug :(

What are your thoughts?

Update It seems that I have two options, 1) Get this working properly, 2) write a little loop using ->GetState to test the status and call buttons_on_media_played where appropriate.

Update 2 Well I've gone with option 2). It works a treat, although it seems a shame that the documented feature doesn't work.

Regards

Steve