Closed NathanUrwin closed 8 years ago
Did you install Pulseaudio? Did you check the other dependencies? It should still close immediately or at least that's how it works at my machine.
Check the above mentioned, if that doesn't help,I 'm not sure if I'll be able to. But I'm running the latest (testing 1:1.0.15.137.gbdf68615
) version of Spotify with the DNS block.
One thing I had to change in the spotify-wrapper.sh
file was the line 41:
WMTITLE="Spotify Free - Linux Preview"
to
WMTITLE="Spotify"
Otherwise I'd get the message "Error: Spotify not found."
Also, I really recommend the DNS block, it's very effective. One thing I miss is the lyrics, I'm sure it's just a case to put the URL in the whitelist.
@raphael-costa Yes, I have pulseaudio and the other dependencies installed. @trinaldi What is the DNS block?
To be honest I gave up on trying to get this to work, and have been using this gist. It would be nice to not have to run a terminal in the background everytime I want to listen to music though.
CHeck this branch: https://github.com/SecUpwN/Spotify-AdKiller/tree/dns-block
@nathanurwin, is your question here solved now?
@SecUpwN Yeah, you can close this issue. I use mplayer in a terminal for music now.
I use mplayer in a terminal for music now.
Does that work with Spotify-AdKiller
, or did you ditch our script?
@SecUpwN
Does that work with
Spotify-AdKiller
No, I stopped using Spotify-Adkiller
, but just because I really stopped using spotify. I have a hunch the script was just installed incorrectly, since I was on debian and not ubuntu.
Ads are not being muted, I'm on
Linux xyz 3.16.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.16.7-ckt11-1+deb8u3 (2015-08-04) x86_64 GNU/Linux
with SpotifyVersion 0.9.17.1.g9b85d436
. I believe the adkiller script is closing as soon as Spotify loads for some reason?