Closed TrollDecker closed 3 years ago
TrollDecker
commented
3 years ago ACK! Nevermind. My favorite_stations config wasn't right. I needed to put the put the station name as it appears in the address bar (the slug?), so my config needed to be:
favorite_stations =
'thetrip'
'dronezone'
'fantasyitalo'So, it turned out to be a case of this issue needing to be addressed. :woman_facepalming:
chris-aeviator
commented
3 years ago Even after adding favorite_stations to my config I my browse section stays empty of any radionet entries
TrollDecker
commented
3 years ago Which stations are you trying to add? Could it be related to #15?
chris-aeviator
commented
3 years ago I've disabled it since trying it out but this is my config that I've tried
The interesting thing was that not only no station appeared, but it seemed like the plugin was not installed at all (no entry saying radio in browse section). I have since updated mopidy and will try again to re-enable this today.
UPDATE: no luck with updated Mopidy, no log about this plugin after enabling the config and restarting mopdiy
kokosowy
commented
3 years ago @chris-aeviator as far as I know favourite station parameter is mandatory. You can't comment it out, you need to use it, you can leave it blank.
chris-aeviator
commented
3 years ago @kokosowy
after enabling the config
meant uncommenting it - the screenshot was from before I did that
EDIT:
here's my config
[radionet]
enabled = true
language = de
min_bitrate = 96
favorite_stations = 'deutschlandfunk'I tried before also
language = netRight, I've poked the API and it seems to be returning Deutschlandfunk just fine for me. I've also added it to my favorite_stations, both as part of my list and as a lone item in a single-line format, and it's shown up just fine. If there's no log entries alerting you that it's even just disabled (which means it's at least detected the extension's presence, I would think), the problem seems to lie elsewhere. :confused:
I guess the first question to ask is: how did you install mopidy and how did you install mopidy-radionet?
chris-aeviator
commented
3 years ago I realized I still have mopidy 2 installed - is this an issue? I installed mopidy-radionet via pip.
TrollDecker
commented
3 years ago Mopidy 2 is probably an issue, yeah, because It's still dependent on Python 2 while Mopidy 3 and it's extentions, this one included, will be exclusively Python 3-dependent.
chris-aeviator
commented
2 years ago It's been a while but I now upgraded to mopidy 3, re-installed the plugin and still have no stations listed in browse
[radionet]
enabled = true
language = net # or net, de, at, fr, pt, es, dk, se, it
min_bitrate = 96
favorite_stations =
'bbcradio1'
kokosowy
commented
2 years ago Hi @chris-aeviator. You need to implement https://github.com/plintx/mopidy-radionet/pull/18 manually for this issue, once done it will work for sure.
Heyo,
I just installed
mopidy-radionetand I'm getting nowhere with it because the browse page lists absolutely nothing when it finally appears. This happens in both Iris and the Mobile frontend.I've checked
journalctl -u mopidyand found this:I'm running the following:
My config is:
[EDIT]I'm getting a410 Gonewhen I try to pokeapi.radio.netwithcurland Chromium. I don't know if that's anything.[EDITEDIT] Scratch that, the API seems fine, I just wasn't poking the right part.