Updated Sep 16, 2009 by steven@strobe.cc
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Contact

Contacting the development team

Contact Us

(It's easy to find the email addresses of the program's authors and maintainers. Please don't email us directly unless asked to, or if it concerns us specifically. If you contact just us, it means no one else can help you, and we can be really bad about replying to email.)

Reporting Bugs

The best way to report bugs is using the Google issue tracker. If you're not sure if the behavior is a bug, or if you have other questions the best way to contact us is through the quod-libet-devel Google group, which replaces the old Quod Libet mailing list.

Quod Libet has an IRC channel on OFTC, #quodlibet. IRC is not a good place to report bugs; we'll just refer you to the mailing list if you try. It is a good place to ask for help with installation and configuration, or discuss development (assuming people there are paying attention).

Issue tracker

Google Code provides RSS feeds for project updates with varying levels of granularity. For those users that prefer to use their feed readers for news and their inboxes for to-do lists, there's a Google Group available here which gets a copy of every change to an issue.

Comment by tangyouze, Mar 22, 2009

How can I see the current volume from the command line?

Comment by jimn2k, Sep 24, 2009

I am writing an announcer for XChat and using another player's announcer for the task since it uses the same scripting language for the front end. However, when I enter the hook, this is what is returned to local view.

{{{ File "/home/jimn2k/.xchat2/scripts/quodlibet.py", line 58, in show_song

end = re.compile('(\[|\]|%\d |\n)?').sub('', data3?)

IndexError?: list index out of range'}}}

I received four separate values when I ran the command "quodlibet --print-playing", so naturally assumed that the index entries ran 0 to 3 after the application of the regular expression. Could you please help? Thank you for your time and consideration.