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{ "entity_id": "media_player.PLAYERNAME", "command": "mixer", "parameters":
["volume", "{{NumberField}}"] }
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atca wrote:
> Still have to embed the API password :(
>
Yeah that's a pain :0(
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atca wrote:
> Updated
>
> Sent from my Pixel 2 using TapatalkStill have to embed the API password :(
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itm wrote:
> atca could you please confirm the URL that you used - maybe with code
> tags around it as the URL in your previous post was shortenedUpdated
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tags around it as the URL in your previous post was shortened
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atca wrote:
> I now have this working with Google Assistant > IFTTT > HomeAssistant
> (HASS) > LMS. Difficult to set up HASS with SSL, IFTTT integration and
> Google Assistant integration but once done = Very very cool.
>
> I now have near seamless control of my Squeezebox by voice.
>
> Here
I now have this working with Google Assistant > IFTTT > HomeAssistant
(HASS) > LMS. Difficult to set up HASS with SSL, IFTTT integration and
Google Assistant integration but once done = Very very cool.
I now have near seamless control of my Squeezebox by voice.
Here are some of my IFTTT applet
dimmer wrote:
> yeah ... I found the search capability somewhat limited also.
> With IFTTT allowing only one text and one numeric variable within the
> Google assistant hook, doing compound searches is tough.
>
> I was able to use playlists to get a little more out of it ... for
> example, the
itm wrote:
> Brilliant - that fixed it. Thanks!
>
> The only issue I have is that there's no way of directing it to play a
> specific version of a track. For example, if I ask it to play "Brown
> Sugar" it will pick a random version from a live album, rather than the
> one from Sticky Fingers
dimmer wrote:
> I ran into the same issue. The "+" is getting interpreted before getting
> to LMS ... you need to escape it with ascii representation. "+" =
> "%2b".
>
> If you use the spreadsheet in my link above, it will create a working
> string.
>
Brilliant - that fixed it. Thanks!
The
dimmer wrote:
> IFTTT does need to be linked with your google assistant in order to be
> triggered ... assume you go that.
> Also, you need to use command triggers that won't be interpreted by
> google as a trigger.
> I basically preface all my IFTTT trigger with "LMS"
> ex. "hey google" "LMS
dimmer wrote:
> IFTTT does need to be linked with your google assistant in order to be
> triggered ... assume you go that.
> Also, you need to use command triggers that won't be interpreted by
> google as a trigger.
> I basically preface all my IFTTT trigger with "LMS"
> ex. "hey google" "LMS
IFTTT does need to be linked with your google assistant in order to be
triggered ... assume you go that.
Also, you need to use command triggers that won't be interpreted by
google as a trigger.
I basically preface all my IFTTT trigger with "LMS"
ex. "hey google" "LMS play"
I have documented how
Ok managed to get HA and IFTTT setup.
Main stumbling block is Google assistant won't trigger IFTTT. I've tried
several different permutations and cases of phrase for the trigger with
no luck.
Google assistant is working with some pre built IFTTT apps.
So frustrating. :(
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atca wrote:
> Where / how do you setup the iftt command?
>
> I have hass connected to LMS.
>
> I have iftt on my phone.
>
> Not sure how to setup the trigger
>
> Sent from my Pixel 2 using TapatalkOk looks like you create IFTT with a
> google assistant trigger and a
webhook (not maker)
itm wrote:
> So I finally cracked it, and have Google Home controlling my LMS
> server/players. If anyone else should try this, here's an example of the
> type of IFTTT request that you need to send to home-assistant - this one
> plays the track that you specify:
> URL:
>
itm wrote:
> Is your LMS password-protected? (in which case you'll need to add
> authentication details to configuration.yaml). HA also defaults to port
> 9000 for LMS web server access - if your LMS server uses a different
> port you'll need to include that in the HA config as well
Thank you
oyvindo wrote:
> That's exactly what I also have in my yaml, but nothing is listed in the
> States page.
> I'm running 0.62.1 in a docker container on a QNAP NAS. Everything else
> works just fine with my HA. Just not LMS.
Is your LMS password-protected? (in which case you'll need to add
itm wrote:
> I have this in my configuration.yaml and my Squeezebox devices are
> listed as media_player entities in the States page of the HA interface:
> >
Code:
> > media_player:
> - platform: squeezebox
> host: 192.168.1.45
>
> >
>
>
oyvindo wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have configured my LMS in the HA config file, and run the config check
> : no errors, and then restarted HA: no errors.
> But then what?
> What should I expect?
> No GUI element for LMS shows up, and the HA Overview Page, and my LMS
> doesn't show up anywhere in
Hi All,
I have configured my LMS in the HA config file, and run the config check
: no errors, and then restarted HA: no errors.
But then what?
What should I expect?
No GUI element for LMS shows up, and the HA Overview Page, and my LMS
doesn't show up anywhere in the HA States List.
So where do
itm wrote:
> So I finally cracked it, and have Google Home controlling my LMS
> server/players.
Very cool - thanks for documenting this. I'm looking forward to trying
this when I have time to set it up.
Mark Miksis's
Paul Webster wrote:
> and you HA installation needs to be reachable from the outside world (so
> that IFTTT can reach it).
> The HA piece explains more.
> https://home-assistant.io/components/ifttt/
> It does not explain how it is secured (and I have not looked - I don't
> use HA) so take care.
and you HA installation needs to be reachable from the outside world (so
that IFTTT can reach it).
The HA piece explains more.
https://home-assistant.io/components/ifttt/
It does not explain how it is secured (and I have not looked - I don't
use HA) so take care.
Paul Webster
ModelCitizen wrote:
> Hi itm.
>
> I would dearly love to use my GH to voice control my Squeezebox stuff. I
> have IFTTT installed on my handheld devices but don't have any clue how
> to implement the info from your post above. Can you provide any pointers
> to where I might get more info?
>
>
Hi itm.
I would dearly love to use my GH to voice control my Squeezebox stuff. I
have IFTTT installed on my handheld devices but don't have any clue how
to implement the info from your post above. Can you provide any pointers
to where I might get more info?
Thanks for any help
Somewhere,
So I finally cracked it, and have Google Home controlling my LMS
server/players. If anyone else should try this, here's an example of the
type of IFTTT request that you need to send to home-assistant - this one
plays the track that you specify:
URL:
Paul Webster wrote:
> Not one that I have tried - but since it did not work first them then I
> suggest trying it in stages.
> e.g. find a way to invoke the HA->LMS integration without having to use
> Google->IFTTT->HA
> and check the logs for each stage.
Thanks for the suggestion. It's tricky
Not one that I have tried - but since it did not work first them then I
suggest trying it in stages.
e.g. find a way to invoke the HA->LMS integration without having to use
Google->IFTTT->HA
and check the logs for each stage.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
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