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MiczFlor / RPi-Jukebox-RFID

A Raspberry Pi jukebox, playing local music, podcasts, web radio and streams triggered by RFID cards, web app or home automation. All plug and play via USB. GPIO scripts available.
http://phoniebox.de
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Spotify LOCAL Media RFID #583

Closed dMopp closed 4 years ago

dMopp commented 5 years ago

How do i link "LOCAL" Media to RFID with Spotify enabled? The "link" i get seems to be quite useless and linking the old way (assign audio folder) does not playback the folder. Any trick iam missing?

MiczFlor commented 5 years ago

hi @dMopp did you resolve this?

dMopp commented 5 years ago

No, not really :( I dont really know the right synbtax for local spotify playlists

domu83 commented 5 years ago

same issue on my site... I haven't performed any changes, so I'm wondering why all of the sudden the audio folder assignment does not work anymore?!

paulrigger commented 5 years ago

same issue here. Debug file when trying to play a local file via the WEB-UI:

######### SCRIPT inc.readArgsFromCommandLine.sh (2019-10-20.12:56:57) ## # VAR CARDID: # VAR COMMAND: savepos # VAR FOLDER: # VAR VALUE: #START##### SCRIPT resume_play.sh (2019-10-20.12:56:57) ## VAR AUDIOFOLDERSPATH: /home/pi/RPi-Jukebox-RFID/shared/audiofolders VAR COMMAND: savepos VAR VALUE: VAR FOLDER: VAR FOLDER from settings/Latest_Folder_Played: content of /home/pi/RPi-Jukebox-RFID/shared/audiofolders//folder.conf CURRENTFILENAME="filename" ELAPSED="0" PLAYSTATUS="Stopped" RESUME="OFF" SHUFFLE="OFF" LOOP="OFF" SINGLE="OFF" Now doing what COMMAND wants: savepos savepos FOLDER: #END####### SCRIPT resume_play.sh (2019-10-20.12:56:57) ## #START### SCRIPT inc.settingsFolderSpecific.sh (2019-10-20.12:56:57) ## # VAR FOLDER from settings/Latest_Folder_Played: # Folder exists: /home/pi/RPi-Jukebox-RFID/shared/audiofolders//folder.conf CURRENTFILENAME="filename" ELAPSED="0" PLAYSTATUS="Stopped" RESUME="OFF" SHUFFLE="OFF" LOOP="OFF" SINGLE="OFF" # SINGLE TRACK PLAY: OFF # # CHANGING: mpc single off # SHUFFLE FOLDER: OFF # # CHANGING: mpc random off #END##### SCRIPT inc.settingsFolderSpecific.sh (2019-10-20.12:56:57) ## ######### SCRIPT inc.readArgsFromCommandLine.sh (2019-10-20.12:56:58) ## # VAR CARDID: # VAR COMMAND: resume # VAR FOLDER: # VAR VALUE: #START##### SCRIPT resume_play.sh (2019-10-20.12:56:58) ## VAR AUDIOFOLDERSPATH: /home/pi/RPi-Jukebox-RFID/shared/audiofolders VAR COMMAND: resume VAR VALUE: VAR FOLDER: VAR FOLDER from settings/Latest_Folder_Played: content of /home/pi/RPi-Jukebox-RFID/shared/audiofolders//folder.conf CURRENTFILENAME="filename" ELAPSED="0" PLAYSTATUS="Stopped" RESUME="OFF" SHUFFLE="OFF" LOOP="OFF" SINGLE="OFF" Now doing what COMMAND wants: resume entering: resume with value OFF #END####### SCRIPT resume_play.sh (2019-10-20.12:56:58) ## mpc load Test && /home/pi/RPi-Jukebox-RFID/scripts/resume_play.sh -c=resume echo > /home/pi/RPi-Jukebox-RFID/scripts/../settings/Latest_Folder_Played VAR Latest_Folder_Played:

paulrigger commented 5 years ago

The installation script does not configure MPD and the script tries to start it via MPD. But I also did not get it to work with configuring MPD. The Latest_Folder_Played seems to stay empty

ngblume commented 5 years ago

Do I understand it correctly, that currently the MPD is not configured, in turn diabling playback of local files, since their playback is controlled via MPD? I got sound from my system via IRIS and Mopidy... So the Spotify part seems to play... I remember reading somewhere, that with mopidy the indexing of local files would be different.. Why isn't the playback of local files also done via mopidy?

Thanks!

paulrigger commented 5 years ago

Somehow some mp3s startet to work for me, others don't. Could not yet figure out why. By pressing "Scan Music Library" a playlist file is created in the playlist folder. If you look at the file it either has local files in them "local:track:test2/test2.mp3" or "Spotify:track:id"

ngblume commented 5 years ago

What I tried was scanning the library and the trying to trigger playback from the web interface.. That didn't work for all local tracks..

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Somehow some mp3s startet to work for me, others don't. Could not yet figure out why. By pressing "Scan Music Library" a playlist file is created in the playlist folder. If you look at the file it either has local files in them "local:track:test2/test2.mp3" or "Spotify:track:id"

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MiczFlor commented 5 years ago

I changed the install script #611 There was a glitch of logic in there. Now mpd and spotify are not dependent on each other anymore. If somebody has the knowledge to give this a second set of eyes, please do so. The new install script can be found here: https://github.com/MiczFlor/RPi-Jukebox-RFID/blob/master/scripts/installscripts/buster-install-default.sh

Because I do not use Spotify, I am not sure about the interdependency. In the install script, if you use Spotify, these two lines are executed:

    sudo systemctl disable mpd
    sudo systemctl enable mopidy

https://github.com/MiczFlor/RPi-Jukebox-RFID/blob/de779db4382550a967b52cbf56b37c4d993b9839/scripts/installscripts/buster-install-default.sh#L628

On stretch, nobody ever complained regarding local files :) possibly you guys can give me some insight. Thanks

MiczFlor commented 5 years ago

local mp3 files with Spotify

@ngblume @paulrigger Please read here:

https://github.com/MiczFlor/RPi-Jukebox-RFID/wiki/Spotify-FAQ

MP3 (local music) handling has completely changed for the +Spotify Edition. The tracks need to be indexed by Mopidy & Mopidy-Spotify (this is the part o...

ngblume commented 5 years ago

Hey,

thanks for the possible fix. As i said, I did run the scan. But that didn't change anything regarding playback of local files. Directly setting them for playback in the web UI resulted in no playback (I'm assuming that such a playback would be handled via MPD). When I used IRIS (and therefore Mopidy) for Spotify, playback worked like a charm.

Not sure, if me using the HifiberryDAC+ might also add to the problem, but Mopidy worked fine with Hifiberry DAC+.

@MiczFlor Why not use Mopidy for all playback? And what kind of insights are you looking for...?

I will try and see if I can run a clean install and test your fix...

Cheers Niels Göran

dMopp commented 5 years ago

All I need is a howto add „local“ files to card with +Spotify. Iam sure there is a syntax (for the url) I don’t know...

Mit freundlichen Grüßen Daniel Quolke

Am 22.10.2019 um 17:30 schrieb Niels Göran Blume notifications@github.com:

 Hey,

thanks for the possible fix. As i said, I did run the scan. But that didn't change anything regarding playback of local files. Directly setting them for playback in the web UI resulted in no playback (I'm assuming that such a playback would be handled via MPD). When I used IRIS (and therefore Mopidy) for Spotify, playback worked like a charm.

Not sure, if me using the HifiberryDAC+ might also add to the problem, but Mopidy worked fine with Hifiberry DAC+.

@MiczFlor Why not use Mopidy for all playback? And what kind of insights are you looking for...? I will try and see if I can run a clean install and test your fix...

Cheers Niels Göran

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ngblume commented 5 years ago

Based on what I can see in IRIS (and that works so far) it should be along the following lines: local:track:Folder_1/Folder_2/File.mp3 (relative to your specified media_dir for mopidy..)

dMopp commented 5 years ago

And for an album? (I have lots of Christmas CDs ripped :D)

Mit freundlichen Grüßen Daniel Quolke

Am 22.10.2019 um 22:14 schrieb Niels Göran Blume notifications@github.com:

 Based on what I can see in IRIS (and that works so far) it should be along the following lines: local:track:Folder_1/Folder_2/File.mp3 (relative to your specified media_dir for mopidy..)

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ngblume commented 5 years ago

I get the feeling, that you add the URIs of all tracks when trying to play an album, since I can remove individualy tracks from playback after having set the album for playlist..

MiczFlor commented 5 years ago

Hi @ngblume @dMopp adding local files should work by assigning RFID IDs to folders via the web app. Does the web app play local files?

domu83 commented 5 years ago

sorry to hi-jack... does this fix also apply to non-buster installations?

thx for your continuous support!!

dMopp commented 5 years ago

Nope. Does not work. No playback with local files.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen Daniel Quolke

Am 23.10.2019 um 19:36 schrieb Micz Flor notifications@github.com:

 Hi @ngblume @dMopp adding local files should work by assigning RFID IDs to folders via the web app. Does the web app play local files?

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restless1987 commented 5 years ago

Any updates here?

MiczFlor commented 5 years ago

Hi, quick input from me: I don't recall that the issue with local files on a spotify edition Phoniebox existed before. If anything, in the link above, it clearly describes how to work with local files. Having said this, you guessed it, I personally do not have a spotify account, so I never tested it, this was very much a community contribution. Anybody out there who has local files working with spotify?

Could it be a mopidy issue?

restless1987 commented 5 years ago

Just to check that I got it right: When I use the spotify variant, I need to add local files by updating /etc/mopidy/mopidy.conf with a valid [files] config.

After that, I can play those files via the IRIS webinterface (and add it as a spotify link like file:whatever...)?

dMopp commented 4 years ago

Why closed? Iam still missing a clear howto map songs to rfid over webui?

splitti commented 4 years ago

dMopp, maybe this is the cause of a corrupt installation. Could you reinstall and of course, save all your data!!! I made a fresh install and could use local media directly. You asked for a howto:

  1. Copy Audio-Files to phoniebox_audiofile Folder
  2. Swipe my Card and go to the Web Interface of my box to Card ID
  3. Here i just change option a to the folder i want and save
  4. The most missing step is to go into the Web Interface to Folders&Files and click on "Scan Music Libary".
  5. That's it, play local Music...

Tested with the last Installer...