> squeezy -pcp3l -play playlist://clear
Initial CLI testing has been successful. I will incorporate it into the
cronjob.
Thank you,
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For me this works:
Code:
$ squeezy -pcp3l -play playlist://clear
keys on reference is experimental at /usr/local/bin/squeezy line 812.
pcp3l selected
pcp3l genre
pcp3l artist
pcp3l album
pcp3l title
pcp3l duration
pcp3l time 0
pcp3l remote
pcp3l
I have had a lot of fun configuring my system withe various cron jobs,
aliases, and shortcuts.
With the help of posts to this thread I've been able to automate
continuous random play (my favorite mode), radio station for morning
wake up, and even my wife's Pandora station for evening play.
The
So here is the crontab I plan to use in the morning. The idea is to
"reboot" the audio setup every morning: redefine sync groups, possibly
reset volume, and start playing.
I found the group concept in Squeezy very handy to rebuild sync groups.
With one Squeezy group per "zone" where players
pssc wrote:
> I will dig out my dev kit.
Very cool.
I will soon post the crons I plan on using end and beginning of the day,
horrible shell script but I think you'll have a view of what I am (was)
after.
Right now the machine is powered off. Me too...
3 SB 3 Libratone Loop, Zipp Mini
Hi,
Thanks for the patches and info,
I would think pid not being defined is an artifact of no player
discovery, it should probably be populated if missing before certain
commands,
>From memory the sync command is one of the few that requires a player id
and will not take a name(server end).
Hey thanks for Squeezy!
I was ready to dig out one of my old perl scripts and painfully process
the JSON commands I needed, but I had the good idea to check out what
squeezy was about, and it's great.
It has helped me a lot.
I wanted (among other things) to reset a group of players and start
Errik128 wrote:
> how to get from the player volume level in Tasker variable
>
> I can change volume, and create tasker shortcuts on phone desktop
> http://192.168.1.36:9000/
> p0=mixer
> p1=volume
> p2=+5
> player=%PLAYER
Code:
'-volume' =>
{
help
https://github.com/pssc/squeezy/releases/tag/0.26
Bug fix release to handle resetting not properly after an -if_
clause
Also more explicitly useful help for missing dependences
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britcowboy wrote:
Solved the problem, cheers! Out of interest what does that do? Because
it did seem to work fine without it. Something to do with JSON
parsing/serialisation?
Thanks
It's currently used in the discovery phase, and for sending custom
commands.So not essential unless you
Solved the problem, cheers! Out of interest what does that do? Because
it did seem to work fine without it. Something to do with JSON
parsing/serialisation?
Thanks
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Hi,
Great app :) it's not major as everything seems to work without it
(although it's just spammy!) but I'm getting JSON features not
supported: JSON::RPC::(Legacy::)Client not available... Trying to cope.
at /Users/tv/Scripts/squeezy/squeezy line 122. on a OS X machine. I'm
not sure how I fix
squeezy - a command-line wrapper around the squeezeserver telnet/CLI
https://github.com/pssc/squeezy/releases/tag/0.25
New:-
Skip action for -if_XXX options.
Fixes:-
Fix for later versions of JSON::RPC
Fixes for bash completion and verboseness
Fixes to reporting to player name rather than
rcampbel3 wrote:
Something changed... I was running 0.21 or .22 for some time. Did a git
pull and updated. Now it's complaining about libjson-rpc-perl not being
installed. I'm using the native distro package and have even reinstalled
it.
rcampbel@Godzilla~/project/squeezy $ lsb_release -a
Something changed... I was running 0.21 or .22 for some time. Did a git
pull and updated. Now it's complaining about libjson-rpc-perl not being
installed. I'm using the native distro package and have even reinstalled
it.
rcampbel@Godzilla~/project/squeezy $ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are
Squeezy:
A command-line utility for controlling squeezebox network audio
players via their squeezeserver.
https://github.com/pssc/squeezy/releases/tag/0.24
New commands for checking connection to players and alarms thanks to
D.J
Added new testing functionality in the shape of -if_ with the
Simon_rb wrote:
Roland0 wrote:
If your OS is using package management, you shouldn't use CPAN - install
the pre-built package instead (e.g. libjson-rpc-perl for Debian)
/QUOTE]
Sorry to sound stupid but how does one install libjson-rpc-perl?
Regards
Simon
apt-get
Roland0 wrote:
If your OS is using package management, you shouldn't use CPAN - install
the pre-built package instead (e.g. libjson-rpc-perl for Debian)/QUOTE]
Sorry to sound stupid but how does one install libjson-rpc-perl?
Regards
Simon
This is very cool. I no longer have to find the Controller in order to
set sleep for the bedroom duet. That alone is worth the price of
admission.
I'm not understanding the use of shortcuts.
Does anyone have any examples of playing favorites, playlists or the
Random Songs feature.
Thanks,
I also just installed squeezy and run into the same error:
JSON features not supported: JSON::RPC::Client not available
I see it needs this perl module:
JSON/RPC/Client.pm
but I'm not clear yet how to do that...
...OK, got the first error down.
Needed to install cpanp(lus), then could install JSON::RPC::Client
(0.93)
Now I get the error:
Undefined subroutine main::urnencode called at /usr/local/bin/squeezy
line 1058, GEN2 line 6.
... chop, chop :confused:
Changed the type error 'urn' - 'url'
:p
Code:
send_command urlencode($player). mixer volume $vol;
:D
But why is the volume query not working -volume ?
and -- and ++ don't use the same step size.
...
:confused:
gadgetchris wrote:
Needed to install cpanp(lus), then could install JSON::RPC::Client
(0.93)
If your OS is using package management, you shouldn't use CPAN - install
the pre-built package instead (e.g. libjson-rpc-perl for Debian)
But why is the volume query not working -volume ?
Hello,
I'm starting using the squeezy wrapper which seems really helpful.
Has anybody improved it since the new version of Phill?
(https://github.com/pssc/squeezy)
It would be great to include controls of shuffle modes
as well as add a play command (without arguments, to be sure it
will restart
This is great, I particularly appreciate the fact you added bash
completion scripts!
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I'm looking for the similar tool for Windows/DOS. Any suggestions.
http://www.nicobaumgartner.ch/blog/?p=237
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Excellent stuff! I have configured my MacBook's media keys (well the
fn-keys) to control my player - saves me fumbling for the remote when
working.
Thanks for sharing your work.
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cmmh;635920 Wrote:
I'm missing a few pieces ... Is it possible to make shortcuts for
something like a Pandora (or other My Apps ) thing? I haven't tried
to dig into that yet.
I'm afraid the functionality is limited at the moment to just the
things I use -- and I don't use Pandora (or
Very cool! This is exactly what I need. I'll be playing with this in
the next few days.
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(And, should a moderator happen to look at this page: perhaps you could
fix the typos in the thread's subject line? Thanks.)
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