erland;555089 Wrote:
Just to make sure you or anyone else doesn't spend unnecessary time on
this I suggest you take a look at the following beta thread in the 3rd
party plugins section of the forum:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=79706
Well, I really want to send a big thank
Second the above. Triodes plugin is awesome and the best thing to happen
to my squeezeboxes since i got them.
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kraggen;553594 Wrote:
if anyone is interested in getting this solution up and running, I
would be happy to partisipate.
I am a c# developer and I have found a library that communicates with
spotify. The library can play, start, stop, skip, and so on. The
solution I have been thinking
It's really nice that something is happening with regards to Spotify on
Squeezebox. Also, please check
http://getsatisfaction.com/spotify/topics/can_you_stream_to_a_squeezebox
where Morgan Christiansson - a new employee - at Spotify seems
interested in getting this working.
Morgan Christiansson,
Hi,
if anyone is interested in getting this solution up and running, I
would be happy to partisipate.
I am a c# developer and I have found a library that communicates with
spotify. The library can play, start, stop, skip, and so on. The
solution I have been thinking of consists of four parts..
kraggen;553594 Wrote:
My first thought was to learn lua scripting, and create the whole
solution, but in short of time I need some help from somebody with lua
scriping experience with part three...
If anyone is interested in this please let me know..
If you make something that can
erland;545237 Wrote:
I'm definitely willing to contribute to this, could we use HTTP or JSON
? Or did you have something else in mind when saying tcp/ip ?
No, that was exactly what I had in mind. Forget about my tcp/ip talk
:-)
erland;545237 Wrote:
It feels like the plugin part for
mariowing;547061 Wrote:
The most promising project I've found is this: http://h3x.se/. It is
available today as a java app and works. But the interesting thing is
that the guy is developing a new version based on the OFFICIAL Spotify
api and it is my understanding that his solution will be
@ Erland:
This is a bit off-topic, but I hope you can explain here or send me a
privat message.
You're saying that you're running DSBridge in a Windows virtualbox
virtual machine. On what kind of platform are you running this virtual
machine? Is it in a native Windows environment or on a Mac?
mariowing;543754 Wrote:
I've done some aditional searching and found a wrapper for controlling
Spotify, written i vb.net (the language I've been using to earn a
living the last 10 years) and it calls some windows api's to get the
window and send keypresses (just as you suggested). If I take
@ mariowing / erland:
It would be just great if you guys managed to work out something along
the lines described. I guess there's a crowd out there waiting for
something like this.
Keep up the good work!
Svein
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shlea;545394 Wrote:
@ Erland:
This is a bit off-topic, but I hope you can explain here or send me a
privat message.
You're saying that you're running DSBridge in a Windows virtualbox
virtual machine. On what kind of platform are you running this virtual
machine? Is it in a native
I've done some aditional searching and found a wrapper for controlling
Spotify, written i vb.net (the language I've been using to earn a
living the last 10 years) and it calls some windows api's to get the
window and send keypresses (just as you suggested). If I take that code
and put it in an
erland;542518 Wrote:
You can use the DSBridge solution already now, search the forum for more
info.
Just because I am wondering if I could hack something together for my
own use; how hard is it to create a plugin that sends
next/prev/pause/play keypress'es on a Squeezebox device to a service
mariowing;543036 Wrote:
Just because I am wondering if I could hack something together for my
own use; how hard is it to create a plugin that sends
next/prev/pause/play keypress'es on a Squeezebox device to a service
running on the same pc as Spotify?
This approach has been taken by
terjehaa;542287 Wrote:
I bought a Touch and like it very much. And it will become a real killer
when it can speak to Spotify!
When can we expect first release?
You can use the DSBridge solution already now, search the forum for
more info.
You won't get any release date indication here, no
I bought a Touch and like it very much. And it will become a real killer
when it can speak to Spotify!
When can we expect first release?
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Some ideas:
license agreement with spotify to use the same method as with pandora
etc...
or implement basic spotify in the controlling software and send the
audio between devices using existing drm. Drop support in the firmware
(give the user a choice though).
testify is open source code that
dnm;540888 Wrote:
But it almost seems like you have decided it is impossible. I guess I
have to tape something together myself...
Please let us know how that works out. :)
Five years ago I bought my first Squeezebox 3. The number of services
added after my purchase (s) have been a
andyg;521416 Wrote:
As has been said many times, libspotify is also x86-only which makes it
even more useless to us.
It would be awesome if you would implement it for the Squeezecenter
Server. Yes, a firmware implementation would be best. However, an
implementation for the Squeezecenter Server
It won't happen for the server, and it won't be possible on older
players. I can't really say much more than this right now.
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andyg;540596 Wrote:
It won't happen for the server, and it won't be possible on older
players. I can't really say much more than this right now.
Please define older players? Personally I am counting SqueezeBox Duet
as relatively new, but what is your definition?
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Older = non-SqueezePlay-based players: Boom, Receiver, Classic,
Transporter.
Newer = Radio, Touch
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andyg;540683 Wrote:
Older = non-SqueezePlay-based players: Boom, Receiver, Classic,
Transporter.
Newer = Radio, Touch
I bought the Logitech SqueezeBox Duet *this* year (2010). And you are
not supporting it?
Great. Just great. Excellent customer experience.
I am sure with those parameters you
dnm;540687 Wrote:
I bought the Logitech SqueezeBox Duet *this* year (2010). And you are
not supporting it?
Great. Just great. Excellent customer experience.
I am sure with those parameters you are targeting the most of your user
base.
Seriously? You can do better.
Who says they're not
snarlydwarf;540694 Wrote:
Who says they're not supporting it?
dnm;540687 Wrote:
I bought the Logitech SqueezeBox Duet *this* year (2010). And you are
not supporting it?
It in this case refers to the Duet, so no they are not supporting
it (with regards to Spotify).
snarlydwarf;540694
dnm;540718 Wrote:
I am convinced you can make it fit. I am not saying it would be easy.
What insider knowledge do you have that convinces you that it can be
done? Especially when one of the lead developers (andyg) has already
stated a few posts above that it won't be possible.
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dnm;540718 Wrote:
I am assuming you are referring to the facilitate stream ripping
clause? Could be solved through license by agreement and sending
scrambled audio (in such a way that spotify agrees too). Nothing
magical about it.
Right, and put that into an open source server, so the
The problem is well known if you cared to read this forums.
And tried to understand how these products works.
The old players is those based on the ip3k processor in this case the
reciever part of the duet.
The controller is new device which is squeezeplay based.
Now that libspotify (official API) is compatible with Windows/Macs and
Linux hopefully we should see some progress towards an official
integration (or 3rd party plugin) for Spotify!
http://developer.spotify.com/en/libspotify/overview/
Libspotify is available for Windows, OS/X (x86 / x86_64 /
As has been said many times, libspotify is also x86-only which makes it
even more useless to us.
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see also this link
https://www.spotify.com/blog/archives/2009/04/07/spotify-opens-its-doors-to-developers/?keepThis=trueTB_iframe=trueheight=width=700
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I think you are confusing two issues here. Libspotify is Linux only and
so isn't really useable by Squeezebox Server given that it needs to run
on Windows and OSX.
The other libraries are very much unofficial and it is hard to see how
Logitech could legally make use of them.
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KMorgan, I had a look at the squealserver link you posted. That's
interesting. Anyone know any more about this?
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So what do you reckon this is all about? http://squealserver.com/
K
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Sorry, can't spare enough hours today for that 5 min job on the
computer.
I'm currently sitting here browsing and listening to Spotify (including
all of my playlists) through it's beautiful Plex interface
(http://plexapp.com). So my question is, if this is possible, has
anybody here started work on a SqueezeCenter plugin or is there still
some other barrier in place
Try checking the existing threads on the topic by searching the forums
for the term Spotify. Here is perhaps the most useful of them:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=64590
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It looks like they are using the http://despotify.se/ code, which
Logitech aren't likely (meaning aren't) going to use.
The official API from Spotify is still Linux only.
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Yes, it will. Yes, all of them. Yes, SoftSqueeze as well. What ?
I SAID ALL OF THEM !
Despotify is a hack around their DRM right? There is no way we could
use that unless we wanted to get sued. Also, we need to implement it in
our player firmware, which isn't x86, so we need a real API from
Spotify. But don't worry, I'm sure the Spotify team will get something
like this
andyg;493592 Wrote:
Despotify is a hack around their DRM right? There is no way we could
use that unless we wanted to get sued. Also, we need to implement it in
our player firmware, which isn't x86, so we need a real API from
Spotify. But don't worry, I'm sure the Spotify team will get
Luke Redpath;493594 Wrote:
That's interesting; I always thought that the Squeezeboxes were fairly
dumb clients, with most of the work being done on the server. I didn't
realize that something would need implementing in the firmware, so I
guess that's what rules out a third-party from having
Luke Redpath;493594 Wrote:
That's interesting; I always thought that the Squeezeboxes were fairly
dumb clients, with most of the work being done on the server. I didn't
realize that something would need implementing in the firmware, so I
guess that's what rules out a third-party from having
Right, Spotify uses Vorbis wrapped in DRM. The DRM decryption must be
kept secret and so lives in the firmware. The rest of the service is
implemented within the server and on the backend in MySB.com.
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