12-10-2024, 08:41 AM
Hi everyone,
I’m encountering a problem with Moode when trying to use HTTP commands to start a specific radio station. Here’s the situation:
I am using the following type of command to start a radio station:
http://192.168.188.30/command/?cmd=play&....com/flacm
When I execute this command, Moode responds with the following JSON output:
{"0":"OK"}
This seems to indicate that the command was received and processed correctly. However:
1. If no station is currently playing, Moode always starts the most recently played station, regardless of the URL provided.
2. If a station is already playing, nothing happens, and the currently playing station continues uninterrupted.
Additional Information:
The play and pause commands work just fine via HTTP, so the issue seems specific to starting playback of a new station with the cmd=play&url= command.
Steps I’ve Tried:
1. Verified that the radio URL is valid and plays correctly when manually added to the playlist.
2. Cleared the playlist to ensure no cached URLs were interfering.
3. Tested with multiple valid radio station URLs, but the issue persists.
My Setup:
• Moode version: up to date
• Hardware: Raspberry Pi 3
• Network: WiFi
Question:
Is this a known issue with Moode, or am I missing something in the command structure? How can I force Moode to play the specified station directly from the HTTP command?
Any advice or troubleshooting tips would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you!
I’m encountering a problem with Moode when trying to use HTTP commands to start a specific radio station. Here’s the situation:
I am using the following type of command to start a radio station:
http://192.168.188.30/command/?cmd=play&....com/flacm
When I execute this command, Moode responds with the following JSON output:
{"0":"OK"}
This seems to indicate that the command was received and processed correctly. However:
1. If no station is currently playing, Moode always starts the most recently played station, regardless of the URL provided.
2. If a station is already playing, nothing happens, and the currently playing station continues uninterrupted.
Additional Information:
The play and pause commands work just fine via HTTP, so the issue seems specific to starting playback of a new station with the cmd=play&url= command.
Steps I’ve Tried:
1. Verified that the radio URL is valid and plays correctly when manually added to the playlist.
2. Cleared the playlist to ensure no cached URLs were interfering.
3. Tested with multiple valid radio station URLs, but the issue persists.
My Setup:
• Moode version: up to date
• Hardware: Raspberry Pi 3
• Network: WiFi
Question:
Is this a known issue with Moode, or am I missing something in the command structure? How can I force Moode to play the specified station directly from the HTTP command?
Any advice or troubleshooting tips would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you!