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Can't get it to work ;( #7
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Which snapcast version do you use? Badaix committed a change some while ago to make it compatible to the newer snapcast versions (and included WebSocket in snapcast) I did not update my snapcast yet, but if you use the newest version you might try the interface and Webserver included in the package... |
18.0
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I just read this: The other thing what I read is Sorry that I currently have no up-to-date instance of snapcast. Then I could help you better :( |
Thank you very much! Would be cool if there were the same options available as with the snapdroid app (setting latency for instance). |
Good to know that it works :) You can set the latency in the same location like the name of the client (behind the clients name there is a button.) First it asks for the name, second for the latency. I think the only thing I didn't implement back then was the option to delete a client. Grouping, edit name & latency, changing source, mute (client & group) should work. |
Thx for the head up :-) Will test! I somehow had the impression of the webui being stuck after some time. Will keep an eye on it... |
Installed wbsockify with
sudo apt-get install websockify
run
websockify 2027 :1705
set this in interfaces.html:
var connection = new WebSocket('ws:/localhost:2027', 'binary');
and opened the html in my local firefox, but getting only a grey screen ;(
This is snapserver's log:
Any idea on this?
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