I've hit a problem using ngrok.
I entered the appropriate info in the linking. This is successful - the
skill reports the players as found:
Discover:
MediaServer
Discovery found 5 players: Blackradio, Touch, Nestdisplay, Priva2,
Priva1.
Then, when I issue a 2nd command, I get:
Server Down
jstraw wrote:
> This may be to do with Android 9 (Pie).
>
> I can't find an equalizer app that will function with SBPlayer/Squeeze
> Ctrl. I think it's because they're all designed to only work with apps
> that "start an audio session". I don't know what that actually means. Do
> your apps not
This may be to do with Android 9 (Pie).
I can't find an equalizer app that will function with SBPlayer/Squeeze
Ctrl. I think it's because they're all designed to only work with apps
that "start an audio session". I don't know what that actually means. Do
your apps not do this, and is this
bpa wrote:
> Interesting.
>
> Just rechecking the source of the logos.
> Higher res icons may be back - it looks something was changed/restored
> but a quick looks seems to indicate that 600x600 is back and some other
> hi-res values were changed/added.
>
> Needs to be checked out fully
Interesting.
Just rechecking the source of the logos.
Higher res icons may be back - it looks something was changed/restored
but a quick looks seems to indicate that 600x600 is back and some other
hi-res values were changed/added.
Needs to be checked out fully again.
Stratmangler wrote:
> The niggle is purely to comment that the channel icons appear fine in a
> web browser, but when using an Android device running Orange Squeeze
> they're blurry because the icons themselves are too small.
Recently BBC stopped higher-res supporting channel icons - with
slartibartfast wrote:
> I am in contact with Spotify at the moment but no progress so far. If
> you install an older version of Spotify from this link it works
> perfectly.
> https://spotify.en.uptodown.com/android/download/2004963
>
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Hello
It seems
kaput wrote:
> Hello i have exactly the same issue, and i don't know why...I am in contact
> with Spotify at the moment but no progress so far. If
you install an older version of Spotify from this link it works
perfectly.
https://spotify.en.uptodown.com/android/download/2004963
Sent from my
bluetdi wrote:
> Attached are the files for the Playing screen and a changed
> CustomClockApplet.lua for Erlands free version. The Applet-lua has
> better colors for the screen and must be put in the appropriate folder
> to replace the original. But the screen works without that also.
>
> The
Stratmangler wrote:
> It's unchecked.
> Things were displaying fine in the run up to the Beeb's recent
> reshuffling of things.In that case what is your setting for "Source image
> resolution for
program images"?[image:
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slartibartfast wrote:
> I have just noticed that I cannot play any Albums in my Spotify library
> on any devices using Spotify Connect. When I say any devices I include
> Amazon Echo devices. If I search for the same albums in Spotify they
> play correctly. This does not seem to be an issue
Update:
Adding the web_auth (mentioned earlier) line to ngrok.yml works.
(Thanks, Paul).
The web interface provides more info than you could ever want!
LMS server: Pi Zero
Amp: Denon PMA-50
Players/Speakers: Touch, Logitech Radios, Sonos Play 1s & Beam,
Libratone Zipp, GGMM E2 & E3,
slartibartfast wrote:
> Do you have "Always use Station Icon" checked? If you uncheck it you
> will see programme images at a higher resolution.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
It's unchecked.
Chris :)
pshepherd wrote:
> Hi, I've been using Material Skin for a number of months and am really
> impressed with it.
>
> Noticed recently that the thumbnail image for mp3 tracks (which have
> embedded jpgs) are not being displayed in the left hand panel, see
> below.
>
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> Tried with a
Stratmangler wrote:
> I am eternally grateful for the fine work that continues to keep the BBC
> iPlayer app running.
>
> I have a niggle with the recent updates. As far as the streams go things
> continue to work well.
> The niggle is purely to comment that the channel icons appear fine in a
I am eternally grateful for the fine work that continues to keep the BBC
iPlayer app running.
I have a niggle with the recent updates. As far as the streams go things
continue to work well.
The niggle is purely to comment that the channel icons appear fine in a
web browser, but when using an
philchillbill wrote:
> SmarTTY is much nicer than PuTTY in my humble opinion. Also old eyes :)
Thanks - but I'm on Linux. Tried to install via Wine - but crashes out,
I'm afraid.
LMS server: Pi Zero
Amp: Denon PMA-50
Players/Speakers: Touch, Logitech Radios, Sonos Play 1s & Beam,
SmarTTY is much nicer than PuTTY in my humble opinion. Also old eyes :)
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Hi, I've been using Material Skin for a number of months and am really
impressed with it.
Noticed recently that the thumbnail image for mp3 tracks (which have
embedded jpgs) are not being displayed in the left hand panel, see
below.
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Tried with a couple of browsers on different
Paul Webster wrote:
> I just did it ... copied from RPi via Putty terminal session and pasted
> into Notepad on the Windows PC that is running Putty.
Thanks.
I'll try it again and report back.
LMS server: Pi Zero
Amp: Denon PMA-50
Players/Speakers: Touch, Logitech Radios, Sonos Play 1s
I just did it ... copied from RPi via Putty terminal session and pasted
into Notepad on the Windows PC that is running Putty.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
Paul Webster's
Paul Webster wrote:
> In Putty ... put the mouse cursor at the start of the text to copy and
> then hold left button down and drag over the area to copy ... then let
> go of the mouse button you should find that the text is in the copy
> buffer (like doing a ^c).
Yes - that works but only
castalla wrote:
>
> Using linux putty I can't find any way to increase the text size in the
> terminal, or any way to copy a line (and then paste into my home PC).
> The text in the terminal is very small to see with my old eyes!
In Putty ... put the mouse cursor at the start of the text to
Paul Webster wrote:
> I think what castalla is referring to is getting the x part after a
> restart of the ngrok application (e.g. on reboot) when using a free
> ngrok account.
> I think that my suggestion (edit config file) would allow a browser
> elsewhere in the LAN to find out what it
I think what castalla is referring to is getting the x part after a
restart of the ngrok application (e.g. on reboot) when using a free
ngrok account.
I think that my suggestion (edit config file) would allow a browser
elsewhere in the LAN to find out what it is.
Presumably it would also be
That x.ngrok.io is exactly what you need to link the skill. Or do
you want to do something else with ngrok interactively?
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philchillbill wrote:
> Well if you can see it via https then you must already know the
> subdomain and that's all you need to get the skill linked. But how did
> you figure out what your subdomain is if the webserver is not telling
> you?
>
> It's probably less trouble to reboot and just
castalla wrote:
> ps aux shows 2 lines. I can see the LMS webserver via https.
>
> Do you think paul's suggestion might worK?
Well if you can see it via https then you must already know the
subdomain and that's all you need to get the skill linked. But how did
you figure out what your
philchillbill wrote:
> I've only seen that when there's no tunnel currently active. Try 'ps aux
> | grep ngrok' to verify ngrok is running (if it is, there should be two
> lines in the command result, if it's not then this command itself will
> still show up as an ngrok-related process and may
castalla wrote:
>
> So next problem: how do I just stop the running ngrok (then restart
> with updated config file) ?
> I want to avoid having to go through the reauth process at this point
> rather than do a full reboot.
I suspect that it is not possible without restarting ngrok.
Sometimes
cpd73 wrote:
> If you use -["favorites","items",0,100,"menu:favorites","menu:1"]- You
> will get -favorites_url- in the response - perhaps you can use that
> instead of ID? Or you can parse the whole response, and use the
> commands/params provided. If you use the Material skin and start t via
castalla wrote:
> I finally got round to installing ngrok on a pi. Seems to work well
> connecting to LMS across the interweb I haven't configured the
> skill as yet, as I wanted to test the ngrok functions first before
> committing!
>
> However, I have one (at least) problem.
>
> When
slimhase wrote:
> Just downloaded it - nothing broken - still very snappy upon reopening
> the App - no red circle wait.
> 2 thumps up.
Great! Thanks for checking so quickly.
slimhase wrote:
> JNice integration of the server settings! I 1st thought the menue entry
> went missing - but I
cpd73 wrote:
> (Replying to
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?109624-Announce-Material-Skin=950058=1#post950058)
>
> Can you try latest git/master? I've had to make some changes to the
> reconnect code, and want to see if it is still OK.
>
> I've noticed an odd bug in 1.0.2 (and
Hi Michael
I've just upgraded to Spotty v2.8 and am having problems with the helper
app. Adding in the legacy plugin and Aarch64 haven't helped. Grateful
for any guidance.
Jonathan
Operating system: Red Hat / x86_64-linux
Helper Applications Folder:
Paul Webster wrote:
> My guess is that it is only listening on 127.0.0.1 by default ... try
> something like
> web_addr: 0.0.0.0:4040
> in the ngrok config file
> to tell it to listen on all IP addresses.
> I presume that this is a safety feature so you should search to see if
> it is
castalla wrote:
>
> When I try to inspect the ngrok connections using http remote server
> ip:4040, I get 'refused to connect'
>
> ngrok is installed on dedicated raspi rasbian. Netstat show port 4040
> as listening.
>
> Any tips?
My guess is that it is only listening on 127.0.0.1 by
philchillbill wrote:
> Just as I thought. But interesting that the API does not expose the
> hierarchy. The viewer must expose it by a different query to the server
> than this documented one. Do you pick and choose children to play or
> just always play the whole child-tree?
If you use
I finally got round to installing ngrok on a pi. Seems to work well
connecting to LMS across the interweb I haven't configured the
skill as yet, as I wanted to test the ngrok functions first before
committing!
However, I have one (at least) problem.
When I try to inspect the ngrok
mherger wrote:
> > The storage directory is now zipped and uploaded Michael./Micke
>
> Thanks! It's odd that I cannot reproduce the issue you've seen. I'd
> always get a "Found ..." line telling me what file it finally chose. But
>
> anyway - this debug session has resulted in the
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