Closed RosensRauk closed 2 years ago
A Timeout error means nothing else than that linkplay device doesn't answer back to HA within the timeframe needed. Usually it's a sign of a flaky network, which gets heavy traffic when this happens. Perhaps there's something else generating the load while rebooting or reloading. What are you running Home Assistant server on?
Raspberry pi 4 4Gb. Home Assistant 2022.10.5 Supervisor 2022.10.0 Operating System 9.3 Frontend-version: 20221010.0 - latest
Thank you for your answer. As a result I tried de-activating peripherals (BT, jellyfin etc) and sadly to no avail. My speakers are Audio Pro A10. The API does not have a activate/on command. So after some time the speakers go into powersave mode. Do you think this could be the reason?
Oh yes. This integration only supports devices which are always connected to the network.
Raspberry pi 4 4Gb. Home Assistant 2022.10.5 Supervisor 2022.10.0 Operating System 9.3 Frontend-version: 20221010.0 - latest
Thank you for your answer. As a result I tried de-activating peripherals (BT, jellyfin etc) and sadly to no avail. My speakers are Audio Pro A10. The API does not have a activate/on command. So after some time the speakers go into powersave mode. Do you think this could be the reason?
This happens alot and every time after reboo/reload. The speakers work as they should so just irritating with this warning.
Logger: custom_components.linkplay.media_player Source: custom_components/linkplay/media_player.py:469 Integration: Linkplay (documentation, issues) First occurred: 11:35:06 (2004 occurrences) Last logged: 11:35:06
Failed communicating with LinkPlayDevice (httpapi) 'orange': <class 'asyncio.exceptions.TimeoutError'> Failed communicating with LinkPlayDevice (httpapi) 'lemon': <class 'asyncio.exceptions.TimeoutError'>