I have the same issue.freakshock wrote: ↑Thursday 27 July 2017 18:24 I just started using LMS.
I added it to Domoticz succesfully and am able to power player (chromecast) on/off and pause playing via blockly.
The remote in the Domoticz GUI however does not work and looks like this:
domremotegray.jpg
I tried updating my domoticz but that does not help. I'm on version 3.8434 right now.
Does anyone know how to solve this?
Nicely done!philchillbill wrote: ↑Wednesday 04 October 2017 11:42 I've added a new section to the LMS wiki about reading out the internal light-sensor in the SB Radio and SB Touch with Domoticz. You can find it here:
https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Logitech_ ... d_SB-Touch
How can I install this with domoticz running on my synology ? Perl is also installed. It's like I can't install the perl modules with 'cpan'.philchillbill wrote: ↑Thursday 06 July 2017 20:37 For anybody interested in playing alert sounds or TTS messages from Domoticz on a Squeezebox, I've edited the wiki and added a section with a working perl script to do this. Enjoy !
https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Logitech_ ... ox_Players
CPAN on Synology is not easy to configure. I love my Synology (and have a big and fast one), but it's not a great machine to play on because its BusyBox Linux is pretty lame. That's why I run my Domoticz on a NUC under Ubuntu where I have much more flexibility. So sorry, I can't help you on that.
Did you end up figuring this out? I'm trying to setup a blockly event to play a playlist as well but can't get it going.
I am not sure, but setting volume I think you need LUA for, but playing playlists you should use:
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commandArray = {}
time = os.date("*t")
--mellom kl 05 og 10
if (time.hour >= 5) or (time.hour <= 11) then
if ((otherdevices['JUL'] == 'On') and (otherdevices['Squeezebox Radio'] ~= 'On') and (uservariables ['Squeezebox'] == 0) and (devicechanged['StueNord_bevegelse'] == 'Motion')) then
print('Det er julaften!')
commandArray[1]={['Squeezebox Radio']='On'}
print('Radioen er påslått')
commandArray[2]={['OpenURL']='http://192.168.1.107:9000/status.html?p0=playlist&p1=play&p2=jul2&p3=192.168.1.15'}
print('Radioen spiller')
--commandArray[3]={['Squeezebox Radio']='Play'}
commandArray[4]={['Squeezebox Radio']='Set Volume 75'}
print('Høyere volum')
commandArray[5]={['Variable:Squeezebox']='1 AFTER 5'}
end
elseif (devicechanged['SomeoneHome'] == 'Off') then
commandArray['Variable:Squeezebox']='0 AFTER 20'
end
return commandArray@Nautilus, Would you care to share the script for turning the radio off? I have the same problemNautilus wrote: ↑Friday 04 December 2015 9:47This is a great plugin for Domoticz, thank you! I have a situation where a couple of my players get disconnected from LMS and the only way to connect them again to LMS is to power cycle them. I'd like to automate this process with the help of Domoticz and power switches. However, if I look at Blocky, the status of the disconnected player is shown as "Stopped". Do I need to / can I use Lua instead to act on only disconnected players? Having never done anything with Lua, any pointers on where to start?Eduard wrote:* Added state 'Disconnected' when device (or App) is unavailableThanks again!
edit: that was easy enough (not sure how elegant the solution but it worksI've set on delay of 20 seconds for "SB Radio Power" so it does not turn it back on immeadiately after, I guess even a few seconds would be enough. Furthermore I assumed I cannot execute both Off and On for the same device in same command array, thus calling the script directly first.Code: Select all
commandArray = {} if (devicechanged['Squeezebox Radio'] == 'Disconnected') then print('Squeezebox Radio detected as disconnected - power cycling') os.execute('/home/pi/domoticz/scripts/[script to set "SB Radio Power" off via Telldus Live]') commandArray['SB Radio Power'] = 'On' end return commandArray
Hi,
) I can try to help...Thanks!philchillbill wrote:You can turn off a player via a HTTP command using this syntax:
http://192.168.1.1:9000/status.html?p0= ... 0:18:e8:3c
power_on /power_toggle will also work in place of power_off.
However, Logitech recommends using the JSON RPC construct instead of HTTP. You can look at the wiki on LMS at my entry on playing alerts to see how this can be done from perl. Should be trivial to rewrite to Lua or Bash.
A good overview of the http api for LMS: http://tutoriels.domotique-store.fr/con ... -http.htmlhavnegata wrote: ↑Sunday 31 December 2017 17:09Thanks!philchillbill wrote:You can turn off a player via a HTTP command using this syntax:
http://192.168.1.1:9000/status.html?p0= ... 0:18:e8:3c
power_on /power_toggle will also work in place of power_off.
However, Logitech recommends using the JSON RPC construct instead of HTTP. You can look at the wiki on LMS at my entry on playing alerts to see how this can be done from perl. Should be trivial to rewrite to Lua or Bash.
No coder, but trying to read your perl script, is this portion related to rebooting my Squeezebox somehow?:philchillbill wrote: ↑Sunday 31 December 2017 0:40 ...
However, Logitech recommends using the JSON RPC construct instead of HTTP. You can look at the wiki on LMS at my entry on playing alerts to see how this can be done from perl. Should be trivial to rewrite to Lua or Bash.