Open ivours opened 6 years ago
@ivours What's the result of spotctl devices
?
Thanks for your response, here is the result:
@ivours You can run with the full name of the device like spotctl play --device ivo-ThinkPad-X230
. Alternatively you can just run spotify play
which will run on the first device detected.
Still getting the same error, it's weird. Maybe I have to install the software in a different way? I'm actually running it from the file spotctl
included in the archive linux-amd64-1.0.1.tar.gz
(extracting it previously).
@ivours Were you able to find a fix for this? I'm encountering the same issue, but on Windows 10.
Hi @muygalan ,
Nope, I wasn't able to find a fix for this, unfortunately :(
@ivours My theory is this only works if you're a premium user. I cannot test this hypothesis because I'm a free user. Cheers.
Same issue here on macOS. Also not a premium user. Probable cause: “With Connect Web API you can only control Spotify Premium users’ playback.”
Makes sense really.
Hi, I've downloaded Linux amd64 release and I get this error when trying to execute
spotctl play
.PD: I had Spotify app already running.
Any suggestions? Thanks!