Closed paulhoule closed 5 years ago
Yesterday the wake up application crashed because it couldn't find the HEOS 3 in the bedroom.
I didn't know how this id got assigned, if it could change, etc. I haven't observed a change until now, but it does change.
I am referring to the device via a name in the configuration file. I can interrogate the list of players and find them by any characteristic such as
here is the data available:
{ "heos": { "command": "player/get_players", "result": "success", "message": "" }, "payload": [ { "name": "Bedroom", "pid": -1465756839, "gid": 706236690, "model": "HEOS 3", "version": "1.505.130", "ip": "192.168.0.37", "network": "wifi", "lineout": 0 }, { "name": "Kitchen", "pid": -874971210, "model": "HEOS HomeCinema", "version": "1.505.130", "ip": "192.168.0.33", "network": "wired", "lineout": 0 }, { "name": "Guest Room", "pid": 1963553040, "model": "HEOS 1", "version": "1.505.130", "ip": "192.168.0.16", "network": "wifi", "lineout": 0, "serial": "ACJG9180716504" }, { "name": "Room 23", "pid": 706236690, "gid": 706236690, "model": "Denon AVR-S730H", "version": "1.505.130", "ip": "192.168.0.10", "network": "wired", "lineout": 0, "serial": "ALY12180244073" } ] }
I am inclined to let somebody specify whatever fields they want in a name declaration -- if they pick something that is a bad idea, then that is their problem. We'll at least give a good error message.
Yesterday the wake up application crashed because it couldn't find the HEOS 3 in the bedroom.
I didn't know how this id got assigned, if it could change, etc. I haven't observed a change until now, but it does change.
I am referring to the device via a name in the configuration file. I can interrogate the list of players and find them by any characteristic such as
here is the data available:
I am inclined to let somebody specify whatever fields they want in a name declaration -- if they pick something that is a bad idea, then that is their problem. We'll at least give a good error message.