VLC Python binding and event manager

Question

Hi everyone, I'm using libVLC with python's bindings to embeded streams in a GTK Socket; I've got a class Player for VLC:

class Player(gtk.Socket):
    def __init__(self, id):
        gtk.Socket.__init__(self)

    def loadfile(self, filename, wid):
        filename=filename.replace("\"","")
        p=vlc.MediaPlayer(filename.strip())
        p.set_xwindow(wid)
        p.play()

and a View class for embedding VLC stream in a GTK Drawing Area:

class View(gtk.DrawingArea):
    def __init__(self, id):
        gtk.DrawingArea.__init__(self)
        self.Screen = Player(id)

It's works fine but, I'm playing videos files but also rtsp live streams and when a problem occur on the network, VLC don't try to start playing my rtsp stream again.

I've seen on StackOverflow something like my problem (here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3595649/vlc-python-eventmanager-callback-type) and I understand that I must use the EventManager but I'm a newbie in python and VLC programming and I don't understand how to implement it on my code. Moreover I don't know what a "callback method" is.

Thanks in advance for anyhelp.

Answer 1

nobody can help me? Sorry for my bad english :(