For my homeautomation system I need the possibility to play playlists via command.
Therefore I just open a telnet session @ port 9090 and can use the commands.
b8:26:eb:c2:81:f0 playlist name ?
b8%3A26%3Aeb%3Ac2%3A81%3Af0 playlist name KronehitVollgas
b8:26:eb:c2:81:f0 playlist play KronehitVollgas
b8%3A26%3Aeb%3Ac2%3A81%3Af0 playlist play KronehitVollgas
When I use the „name“ command I get the playlist I am playing now.
This one is stored under favorites.
when using the „playlist play“ command – I can see on the LMS server that the actual playlist disapears, but the one from the command is not loaded and not played,…
How can I figure out what the problem is?
Is it a path problem (global settings?)
Or a permission problem?
This topic was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by eriche.
This topic was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by eriche.
Please note that there is no default path for the music files and playlist in LMS, when you start the LMS for the first time, you choose the location for the both.
Best Regards,
Mohammad Mbydeen
This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by Mbydeen.
I don`t get how the su user will change my problem.
My solution was that I gave the default Pi Home Playlist folder following permission
drwxrwxrwx 19 pi pi 4096 Apr 27 15:05 Music
so „777“.
But why don`t you fix the problem of this default path and the running LMS is not allowed to write there in your installation?
New users may also run into this problem, if they don`t use a NAS and reconfigure the path,…