Identifying ATV on network fails

[benklinger]

Installed via Docker on MacOS. Using pyatv, I found my ATV identifier: 04:4B:ED:99:FB:XX

I then used pyatv to find the airplay_credentials: d6683fd0d2bdfca0926bfd5366b4f07191a9566fb8da04f3c03e90e76f544fc3:3a870e73c4621966cb3dadada32cc8d7e5c777f38efb9fe523118b79f699c413:36323839413335382d343336312d343945392d414442332d454241333046303144424239:39386336373835632d666330332d343463352d386561362d3337626639306637656162XX

I've updated the config.json file with these two inputs, but after restarting the docker, this is the logs I see:

Discovering devices on network...
No device found, will retry
Reconnecting to Apple TV
Discovering devices on network...

[dmunozv04]

That is caused due to docker in macOS not having --net=host mode, which is needed for pyatv to work in docker.

From docker's documentation:

The host networking driver only works on Linux hosts, and is not supported on Docker for Mac, Docker for Windows, or Docker EE for Windows Server.

The solution is using the iSponsorblockTV macOS service. It runs as a regular macOS app

[benklinger]

This line on the wiki needs to updated: wget https://github.com/dmunozv04/iSponsorBlockTV/releases/latest/download/iSponsorBlockTV

to: wget https://github.com/dmunozv04/iSponsorBlockTV/releases/download/v0.1/iSponsorBlockTV-macos

[dmunozv04]

Thank you, I'll update it later

[dmunozv04]

fixed