epoch1970 wrote: > Perhaps checking if SBS still sees the player using the CLI ? Something > like this > Code: -------------------- > > echo player id ? * | nc -w 1 127.0.0.1 9090 > player id %3F 00%3A0d%3Ab9%3Ae9%3A91%3A33 > # echo "00%3A0d%3Ab9%3Ae9%3A91%3A33 status 0 0" | nc -w 1 127.0.0.1 9090 > 00%3A0d%3Ab9%3Ae9%3A91%3A33 status 0 0 player_name%3ALocal%20Player player_connected%3A1 player_ip%3A172.17.255.94%3A59389 power%3A0 signalstrength%3A0 mode%3Astop time%3A0 rate%3A1 duration%3A108.933 can_seek%3A1 mixer%20volume%3A100 playlist%20repeat%3A0 playlist%20shuffle%3A0 playlist%20mode%3Aoff seq_no%3A0 playlist_cur_index%3A14 playlist_timestamp%3A1357059980.41318 playlist_tracks%3A16 -------------------- > > > and so on. If you do that in JSON instead of the ASCII stream it > will look better and be more sturdy.
Looks interesting, have to check that out when I'm more awake tomorrow, thanks! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Raspi+MIPS's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=58448 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=97046
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