philchillbill wrote: > This is so strange. There's absolutely no difference in my reporting > player details during discovery for various types of players. Every > device has a friendlyName and an endpointId that are derived from the > 'players ?' response from your LMS. The endpointId includes the MAC > address of the player so that when you request Alexa to control a > player, the incoming directive from Amazon containing the endpointId > allows me to deduce which player to control (in the jsonrpc interface, > players are identified by MAC address). For some reason, Amazon does not > like the presence of your player's MAC addresses showing *anywhere* in > the discovery response. There's no logical explanation for this and also > no feedback as to why the response is ignored. In a smart home skill, a > directive comes in to the skill, the skills responds to it and that's it > - there's no error response returned if the skill response is rejected. > The recent small change I made to the code adds a hash to the endpointId > that's unique to your account, just in case there was an endpointId > collision due to a MAC address collision with another user of the skill. > That means that the MAC address should no longer be an issue. > > Do you have any other smart home skills in use? There's a 300 device > limit per Amazon account - you're hardly hitting that are you?
the only skills I have enabled are your full lms skill and 1home (formerly voxior) which controls my loxone installation - very few devices are enabled with the voxior (only 19) so not much at all ------------------------------------------------------------------------ dunk's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=47124 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=111443 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list plugins@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
