mherger wrote:
> The command adding that URL to a playlist then is responsible of
> grabbing the track information it wants to show. That's why I keep
> asking for the command used in this action.
Yeah, sorry, I just haven't had the time to dig into that, but I don't
understand how that gets
slartibartfast wrote:
> Could you try disabling Qobuz so Tidal is used instead?
Well, I finally decided to disable the Qobuz plugin, thinking I'd try to
make my system look as much like yours as possible. DSTM then added
tracks from Tidal, which I was able to add to a playlist without
problem.
slartibartfast wrote:
> Mine don't have #EXTINF either but still display track data. You were
> looking at the play queue m3u file, what do you see in the playlist m3u
> file that you added the track to?
Same thing. All tracks have #EXTINF data except for the streamed tracks
that DSTM added to
RobbH wrote:
> Could the issue be that LastMix/Last.fm uses some other format for the
> url of online tracks?
I don't think that's the problem, because when I use other options for
DSTM (*not* LastMix/Last.fm), the same null/unknown issue still happens
with streamed tracks that have been
cpd73 wrote:
> Have you looked at the entries in the playlist's m3u file? Perhaps the
> URL saved there for a track added via DSTM is different to a manually
> added track? As stated, all Material does is add the track's URL to
> playlists.
Just took a look at my play queue's m3u file.
Local
mherger wrote:
> Most likely because DSTM would fall back to random tracks, as Spotty
> wouldn't return any recommendations if it's not configured correctly.
Makes sense. All I know is that, when I select Spotify Recommendations,
it adds local tracks, which is what I mentioned earlier.
cpd73 wrote:
> Have you looked at the entries in the playlist's m3u file? Perhaps the
> URL saved there for a track added via DSTM is different to a manually
> added track? As stated, all Material does is add the track's URL to
> playlists.
I'll take a look later today. Thanks.
mherger wrote:
> >I'd still say you have to figure out "who" (which plugin) is adding the
>
> tracks using which command. Then we can look into why that command would
>
> only see null instead of actual track information. Look at the browser's
>
> dev tools to see what command Material is
mherger wrote:
> Spotify Recommendations certainly does not add local tracks. But that
> doesn't really matter.
It absolutely does. I don't have a Spotify account, but I enabled the
plugin thinking I might try Spotify at some point. So "Spotify
Recommendations" appears as an option for DSTM.
RobbH wrote:
> Are you saying that tracks added this way are not necessarily part of
> the online music library that's integrated into the LMS database? If so,
> could that be the source of the issue?
Regardless of whether the song is integrated into my music library or
not, it results in a
slartibartfast wrote:
> something is different in your system
You've tried the exact same thing on your system and it works fine? When
Don't Stop The Music adds Tidal or Qobuz songs to your queue, you can
add them to a playlist without any problems?
slartibartfast wrote:
> It probably won't make a difference but something is different in your
> system. Which version of LMS are you using?
8.2.0
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slartibartfast wrote:
> Do you have a laptop you could install it on to see if it makes a
> difference?
Yes, but I don't know if I want to go through all that trouble just to
get to the bottom of this relatively minor issue, and I'm pretty
skeptical that it would make a difference. The NUC I'm
slartibartfast wrote:
> What are you running LMS on?
Intel NUC/Windows 10.
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slartibartfast wrote:
> Could you try disabling Qobuz so Tidal is used instead?
Tidal and Qobuz sourced tracks result in the exact same problem. Local
tracks are fine.
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I've been using the LastMix/Last.fm option for Don't Stop The Music,
because it seems to be the only option that streams music from outside
of my music library, allowing me the possibility of discovering new
music.
I just now tried some other options (MusicIP Mix, Spotify
Recommendations). Each
cpd73 wrote:
> I've tested by adding a YouTube track to the queue, click on the track's
> three-dotted menu button in the queue and "Add to playlist" - and this
> seems to work for me.
As I mentioned before, I have no issues at all when I *manually* add
*local or streamed* tracks to my queue,
slartibartfast wrote:
> If you do use "Add to playlist" do you see the same issue? On my system
> both "Add to..." and "Add to playlist" work properly even with tracks
> added by "Don't stop the music".
I disabled Playlist Manager, then in Squeezelite, tried to use "Add to
playlist" on a
slartibartfast wrote:
> I just installed it and it seems to add "Add to ..." to the "more" menu
> in Material skin but only for local tracks. The OP mentioned "Add to"
> rather than "Add to playlist" but it wouldn't be available directly from
> the three dots.
Hmm. Squeezer on my Android
mherger wrote:
> But do you have the Playlist Manager plugin (or some other dealing with
>
> playlists) installed? Because AFAIK this is not a LMS feature. Or maybe
>
> it's a Material skin feature. I don't know...
Just took a look at my plugin settings. Yes, I do have Playlist Manager
mherger wrote:
> How are you trying to add to a playlist? Are you using a plugin like
> Playlist Manager?
I'm just tapping the three dots to the right of the song in the queue
and selecting "Add to..." from the menu that pops up.
I'm in the process of switching over from Roon to LMS. It took me a
while to get up to speed with LMS, but I'm very impressed with it so
far. Honestly, with all of its features, I don't think I'll miss Roon
much.
I had to do a bit of research to get Don't Stop The Music to function
properly.
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