DavidBulluss wrote: > Log file attached. What I have noticed is that when first turned on and > track played that there is no volume. Turning up volume brings it > suddenly to life and volume is probably as it was when last played > before being turned off. No waking of neighbors :-) The other thing of > note is that when increasing/decreasing the volume using volume onscreen > buttons (Squeeze CTRL) it jumps in 10% increments. Apart from that all > good so far. > > Cheers, David
Thanks, David. The debug log is very helpful. Unfortunately, the Squeeze Ctrl app is letting me down again. For some reason, it is setting the client volume to 0 during the "power on" sequence so that is the value that the plugin retrieves and uses to synchronize the AVR volume. Thus, no volume. Then, the first time you use the onscreen volume buttons, it suddenly sets the client volume to its actual setting (in your case, 70), which explains the sudden volume increase. I did, however, see another possible way to sync the client volume to the AVR volume in the log which might prove fruitful. The next version I upload will include a change to test that theory. Your perception of the onscreen volume buttons changing the volume by 10% is an illusion. Each press of the buttons sends a +1% or -1% volume change. However, there are so many being sent that the plugin and the AVR can't keep up and that's why the volume appears to jump in larger increments. I have a couple of suggestions: #1. Change the Squeeze Ctrl variable that controls the volume increment of the onscreen buttons from 1 to 5. #2. Try just tapping the button once every second or two to see if that makes the volume changes seem smoother. #3. Although Squeeze Ctrl is a very popular app with thousands of loyal users, it does not play particularly well with this plugin. Just for an experiment, I would like you to download the Squeezer app and try it out. It is free so there's no risk. I think you'll find that it is quite intuitive, easy to use and, among other things, will report the correct client volume setting to the plugin during "power on" so that you won't experience the muting followed by the sudden volume increase. It also sends all volume up/down commands in increments of +/-5%, which works well for the plugin. Give it a try if you can, and let me know what you think. I should have a new version of Plugin.pm for you to test in the next day or two. Thanks again for your help. Sam ------------------------------------------------------------------------ SamY's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=63495 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=60114 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
