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SecUpwN / Spotify-AdKiller

Your Party with Spotify - without ads!
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~/bin/spotify-wrapper.sh closes as soon as spotify loads? #34

Closed NathanUrwin closed 8 years ago

NathanUrwin commented 8 years ago

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 Spotify Version 0.9.17.1.g9b85d436. I believe the adkiller script is closing as soon as Spotify loads for some reason?

user@home:~$ bash ~/bin/spotify-wrapper.sh
## Waiting for Spotify ##
## Waiting for Spotify ##
DEBUG mode active
user@home:~$ _
raphael-costa commented 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.

trinaldi commented 8 years ago

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.

NathanUrwin commented 8 years ago

@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.

trinaldi commented 8 years ago

CHeck this branch: https://github.com/SecUpwN/Spotify-AdKiller/tree/dns-block

SecUpwN commented 8 years ago

@nathanurwin, is your question here solved now?

NathanUrwin commented 8 years ago

@SecUpwN Yeah, you can close this issue. I use mplayer in a terminal for music now.

SecUpwN commented 8 years ago

I use mplayer in a terminal for music now.

Does that work with Spotify-AdKiller, or did you ditch our script?

NathanUrwin commented 8 years ago

@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.