Closed bobrathbone closed 2 years ago
This question or issue can probably be easily answered or resolved by reading the docs/wiki.
https://github.com/dtcooper/raspotify/labels/help-wanted The above response to this issue was to "read-the-field-manual". I have read the wiki pages but I can not find any references to journalctl or anything relevant to displaying information track title or artist. Is there some other manual or documents other than the wiki at https://github.com/dtcooper/raspotify/wiki If anyone has any more information on this I would be grateful.
The config file has a quite option that's turned on by default. Comment it out.
You could also just leave it and write an on event script that echos the artist name and track title.
Many thanks that did the trick as far as the track title was concerned. I commented out LIBRESPOT_QUIET in /etc/raspotify/conf
Still no sign of the the artist name however.
I already have a Python class that provides track information See https://github.com/bobrathbone/piradio6/blob/master/spotify_class.py
Please close this issue.
librespot does not log the artist name. There is nothing that can be done about that. But like I said librespot can be supplied with an on event script/program that will output more metadata than the logs.
If the script were to echo that info it would show up in the logs for you to tail.
#!/usr/bin/python3
import os
import json
# PLAYER_EVENT:
# changed, started, stopped,
# playing, paused, preloading, volume_set
print(
json.dumps(
{
'event': os.getenv('PLAYER_EVENT') or '',
'old_track_id': os.getenv('OLD_TRACK_ID') or '',
'new_track_id': os.getenv('TRACK_ID') or '',
'duration_ms': os.getenv('DURATION_MS') or '',
'position_ms': os.getenv('POSITION_MS') or '',
'volume': os.getenv('VOLUME') or '',
}
)
)
librespot -q -o ./test.py
{"event": "volume_set", "old_track_id": "", "new_track_id": "", "duration_ms": "", "position_ms": "", "volume": "58958"}
{"event": "started", "old_track_id": "", "new_track_id": "0IVAlb0cFCH1cQ974iR1TU", "duration_ms": "", "position_ms": "", "volume": ""}
{"event": "playing", "old_track_id": "", "new_track_id": "0IVAlb0cFCH1cQ974iR1TU", "duration_ms": "223546", "position_ms": "171571", "volume": ""}
{"event": "changed", "old_track_id": "0IVAlb0cFCH1cQ974iR1TU", "new_track_id": "6C3yPXYG2NJYlIYVe5J7hv", "duration_ms": "", "position_ms": "", "volume": ""}
{"event": "playing", "old_track_id": "", "new_track_id": "6C3yPXYG2NJYlIYVe5J7hv", "duration_ms": "309946", "position_ms": "0", "volume": ""}
{"event": "changed", "old_track_id": "6C3yPXYG2NJYlIYVe5J7hv", "new_track_id": "2YC6ET3q1F29B0V7UcPV70", "duration_ms": "", "position_ms": "", "volume": ""}
{"event": "playing", "old_track_id": "", "new_track_id": "2YC6ET3q1F29B0V7UcPV70", "duration_ms": "166653", "position_ms": "0", "volume": ""}
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What happened?
Raspberry Pi 4 running Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye.
The following command used to display track titles
journalctl --lines 0 --follow _SYSTEMD_UNIT=raspotify.service This is no longer the case but I am unsure when this changed.
I am the author of a popular Internet project running on the Raspberry Pi See http://bobrathbone.com/raspberrypi/pi_internet_radio.html for further information. I tail the journal and extract the track title and show it on the radio display. BTW the Artist name has never been displayed in the journal which is a shame.
This problem also existed on Buster until support for Raspotify on Buster was dropped.
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