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Flashing screen on Playlist with HASS embedded web #2704

Closed kcossabo closed 1 month ago

kcossabo commented 2 months ago

What version of Music Assistant has the issue?

2.1.0

What version of the Home Assistant Integration have you got installed?

2024.6.2

Have you tried everything in the Troubleshooting FAQ and reviewed the Open and Closed Issues and Discussions to resolve this yourself?

The problem

Continues screen flashing when viewing playlist. Video of the failure

Same play list viewed using a docker container on unRAID works (Same files storage for both) Video of working on unRAID docker of Music Assistant

How to reproduce

Not sure introduces when moving from an early June 2024 release to 2.1.0

Music Providers

SMB mount of files from NAS on both working and not working.

Player Providers

N/A

Full log output

music-assistant (1).log

Additional information

Music is stored on a Synology NAS.

For the failing HASS embedded version it is added as a Music Provider via SMB file mount in the MASS 'Music Provider' section. Though the Playlist can not be viewed all the albums and artist can be viewed.

For the working Docker Container of Music Assistant on unRAID the SMB mount is made on unRAID and is presented to the container as a local file share. (/My_Music in the container is connected to /mnt/remote/10.10.10.3_music on the host, where the host mounts the SMB share to /mnt/remote/10.10.10.3_music)

What version of Home Assistant Core are your running

2024.7.3

What type of installation are you running?

Home Assistant Supervised

On what type of hardware are you running?

Raspberry Pi

OzGav commented 2 months ago

Possibly the same as https://github.com/music-assistant/hass-music-assistant/issues/2674

kcossabo commented 2 months ago

The playlist on a Docker Install with same files does not have an issue.

1700+ files, I could check them all, but the same release in Docker does not do this, and issue was there in the earlier release.

what would you like me to try?

OzGav commented 2 months ago

What does work?

OzGav commented 1 month ago

Checking in again. Can you provide more info about what does work? For example, does this affect all playlists? If it is only one can you look carefully at the failing playlist. Is there an item that is no longer available? Is there a track that is in some way unusual, e.g. weird characters in the name.

kcossabo commented 1 month ago

so, the screen BLINKS, and no playlist is loaded.

Not sure how to word that different.

the playlist is not working the playlist blinks the screen continuesly, (see video) and is not usable.

OzGav commented 1 month ago

Yes I understand but is this only ONE playlist or ALL playlists

kcossabo commented 1 month ago

Both of them, so all of the .m3u that are scene by the MASS.Sent from my iPadOn Aug 11, 2024, at 7:08 PM, OzGav @.***> wrote: Yes I understand but is this only ONE playlist or ALL playlists

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OzGav commented 1 month ago

So how were these playlists created? If they were made external to MA do they comply with the requirements here https://music-assistant.io/faq/how-to/#create-playlists-or-use-m3u-files

kcossabo commented 1 month ago

Thank You - they do.I will post the two that I have to show that they do. Created by- Music is recorded from vinyl albums- files are created as (mostly) 96khz, 24bit AAC files- These are added to the Apple Music via the file addition on the Mac- In Apple Music the top songs are added to Apple Play List- Apple Script is then utilized to create a M3U file, that has format explained in your link- m3u file is used by M33 Amp- m3u file is used by Moodle Raspberry Pi- m3u file is used by Roon - m3u file is loaded via postman into PLEX and used by plexAmpAlso the file WAS working with Music Assistant.Sent from my iPadOn Aug 11, 2024, at 8:38 PM, OzGav @.***> wrote: So how were these playlists created? If they were made external to MA do they comply with the requirements here https://music-assistant.io/faq/how-to/#create-playlists-or-use-m3u-files

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kcossabo commented 1 month ago

The play list does have the

EXTINF:

As well. Following the format

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M3U

track information: runtime in seconds then optional display title of the following resource

EXTINF:123,Artist Name – Track Title

File SAMPLE

#EXTM3U
Music/#EXTINF:202000,ABBA - S.O.S.
Music/ABBA/Greatest Hits/01 S.O.S..m4a
Music/#EXTINF:187560,ABBA - Ring Ring
Music/ABBA/Greatest Hits/03 Ring Ring.m4a
Music/#EXTINF:193900,ABBA - Another Town, Another Train
Music/ABBA/Greatest Hits/04 Another Town, Another Train.m4a
Music/#EXTINF:216590,ABBA - Mamma Mia
Music/ABBA/Greatest Hits/07 Mamma Mia.m4a
Music/#EXTINF:166000,ABBA - Waterloo
Music/ABBA/Greatest Hits/10 Waterloo.m4a
Music/#EXTINF:255000,ABBA - Fernando
Music/ABBA/Greatest Hits/14 Fernando.m4a
Music/#EXTINF:242000,ABBA - Knowing Me, Knowing You
Music/ABBA/Greatest Hits Vol. 2/02 Knowing Me, Knowing You.m4a
Music/#EXTINF:239000,ABBA - Take A Chance On Me
Music/ABBA/Greatest Hits Vol. 2/03 Take A Chance On Me.m4a

over 3,000 lines long

I am trying many variations trying to make this work on older releases to. Seems to be a file limit, as an example if I try to brows the files in the UI, I can only see through to the ‘B’ and never down through all of the alphabet to ‘Z’

Also, if I rebuild the docker container, quite offten the app does not pick up the playlist, and I need to navigate to find it, then open it in the UI, then it recognizes it as a playlist.

/Kevin

On Aug 12, 2024, at 6:35 AM, Kevin Cossaboon @.***> wrote:

Thank You - they do.

I will post the two that I have to show that they do.

Created by

  • Music is recorded from vinyl albums
  • files are created as (mostly) 96khz, 24bit AAC files
  • These are added to the Apple Music via the file addition on the Mac
  • In Apple Music the top songs are added to Apple Play List
  • Apple Script is then utilized to create a M3U file, that has format explained in your link
  • m3u file is used by M33 Amp
  • m3u file is used by Moodle Raspberry Pi
  • m3u file is used by Roon
  • m3u file is loaded via postman into PLEX and used by plexAmp

Also the file WAS working with Music Assistant.

Sent from my iPad

On Aug 11, 2024, at 8:38 PM, OzGav @.***> wrote:



So how were these playlists created? If they were made external to MA do they comply with the requirements here https://music-assistant.io/faq/how-to/#create-playlists-or-use-m3u-files

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kcossabo commented 1 month ago

Also note that the 'blinking' screen is only on HASS with MASS, if MASS is in a Docker Container, other issues, but not a blinking screen.

​

​/k

​

On Aug 12 2024, at 7:12 AM, Kevin Cossaboon @.***> wrote:

The play list does have the

EXTINF:

As well. Following the format

M3U (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M3U)

en.wikipedia.org (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M3U)

track information: runtime in seconds then optional display title of the following resource

EXTINF:123,Artist Name – Track Title

File SAMPLE


#EXTM3U

Music/#EXTINF:202000,ABBA - S.O.S.

Music/ABBA/Greatest Hits/01 S.O.S..m4a

Music/#EXTINF:187560,ABBA - Ring Ring

Music/ABBA/Greatest Hits/03 Ring Ring.m4a

Music/#EXTINF:193900,ABBA - Another Town, Another Train

Music/ABBA/Greatest Hits/04 Another Town, Another Train.m4a

Music/#EXTINF:216590,ABBA - Mamma Mia

Music/ABBA/Greatest Hits/07 Mamma Mia.m4a

Music/#EXTINF:166000,ABBA - Waterloo

Music/ABBA/Greatest Hits/10 Waterloo.m4a

Music/#EXTINF:255000,ABBA - Fernando

Music/ABBA/Greatest Hits/14 Fernando.m4a

Music/#EXTINF:242000,ABBA - Knowing Me, Knowing You

Music/ABBA/Greatest Hits Vol. 2/02 Knowing Me, Knowing You.m4a

Music/#EXTINF:239000,ABBA - Take A Chance On Me

Music/ABBA/Greatest Hits Vol. 2/03 Take A Chance On Me.m4a

over 3,000 lines long

I am trying many variations trying to make this work on older releases to. Seems to be a file limit, as an example if I try to brows the files in the UI, I can only see through to the ‘B’ and never down through all of the alphabet to ‘Z’

Also, if I rebuild the docker container, quite offten the app does not pick up the playlist, and I need to navigate to find it, then open it in the UI, then it recognizes it as a playlist.

/Kevin

On Aug 12, 2024, at 6:35 AM, Kevin Cossaboon @.***> wrote:

Thank You - they do.

I will post the two that I have to show that they do.

Created by

  • Music is recorded from vinyl albums

  • files are created as (mostly) 96khz, 24bit AAC files

  • These are added to the Apple Music via the file addition on the Mac

  • In Apple Music the top songs are added to Apple Play List

  • Apple Script is then utilized to create a M3U file, that has format explained in your link

  • m3u file is used by M33 Amp

  • m3u file is used by Moodle Raspberry Pi

  • m3u file is used by Roon

  • m3u file is loaded via postman into PLEX and used by plexAmp

Also the file WAS working with Music Assistant.

Sent from my iPad

On Aug 11, 2024, at 8:38 PM, OzGav @.***> wrote:



So how were these playlists created? If they were made external to MA do they comply with the requirements here https://music-assistant.io/faq/how-to/#create-playlists-or-use-m3u-files

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OzGav commented 1 month ago

if MASS is in a Docker Container, other issues, but not a blinking screen.

Yes that is unusual but there are some differences between the two. Will just have to wait until this eventually bubbles to the top of the to do list.

marcelveldt commented 1 month ago

This issue is actually an issue with HA Ingress where a socket limit is hit. So basically this will happen when trying to load a playlist with many items in it.

OzGav commented 1 month ago

@marcelveldt so should we add a note in the docs about this and close?

marcelveldt commented 1 month ago

@marcelveldt so should we add a note in the docs about this and close?

Not yet, I like to have a look at HA supervisor to fix it

marcelveldt commented 1 month ago

will be fixed in 2.2.0 release

bruvv commented 1 month ago

I can confirm this! It works now :)