raglencross wrote:
> Would you look at your logs there at the indicated time and see if you
> can figure out what is the problem?
What I see in the logs is
Code:
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"request": {
"type": "AudioPlayer.PlaybackFailed",
"requestId": "amzn1.echo-api.request.4e43f18f-691e-4e63-9e51-993a6d7841cf",
"timestamp": "2021-10-03T18:46:13Z",
"locale": "en-US",
"currentPlaybackState": {
"playerActivity": "IDLE"
},
"error": {
"message": "Device playback error",
"type": "MEDIA_ERROR_UNKNOWN"
},
"token": "0deb3f1b-cacd-4dbc-8882-0646ba91fbdd"
}
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This is effectively an error associated with the Echo itself rather than
the skill. All the skill really does when you 'stream' is start up a
/stream.mp3 inetwork client n LMS and then tell the Echo how to fetch
its audio. The skill then backs off and lets the Echo consume the audio.
When this error occurs, can you play e.g. Spotify on one of the affected
Echos? You could try power-cycling the Echo to see if rebooting it
helps. You can also check that music is actually coming out of LMS by
visiting http://<lmsip>:9000/stream.mp3?player=Alexa-XXXXX in a browser
(where XXXXX is visible in the GUI or iPeng). If you hear the audio then
it really is the Echo that's at fault. If not, then LMS is to blame.
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