Regarding Spotty playlists and podcasts, I've made it possible to deliberately target them and skip over your regular LMS playlists in the search if you want. That's slightly faster if you know you want Spotty anyway and also avoids issues of what to do when both lists have overlapping entries.
Just end the -load -command with '-(on|from|via|using) (spotty|spotify)-', or in the case of podcasts, with '-podcast-' as the last word. Not doing either will just search through all 3 categories and play the first found match. Examples: Load my 'Spinning' playlist <-- will check all 3 categories (LMS, spotty playlists, spotty podcasts) Load 'Morning Grooves' *using Spotty* <-- will only check among your Spotty playlists and not your LMS playlists or your Spotty podcasts Load 'Workout' playlist *via Spotty* on the bedroom player <-- will only check among your Spotty playlists and not your LMS playlists or your Spotty podcasts Load 'The Joe Rogan Experience' *podcast *<-- only searches your Spotty podcasts Note that this whole feature is using AMAZON.SearchQuery as the slot type to match against (that's the only way to combine diverse 'things' like playlist names and plugin names and player names in one utterance). That will make it flakier as the text after the initial 'load' word lengthens. In other words, 'Load spinning' would work 100% of the time, but "Load Grandma's favorite knitting songs playlist using Spotty on the Upstairs Black Transporter player" might be stretching your luck somewhat :rolleyes: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ philchillbill's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=68920 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=111016 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list plugins@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
