Can you help explain what those two new parameters are?
Anyone fixed the Java errors on rpi raspbian running The gui that was mentioned in earlier posts? The application just, keeps loading. Fresh install on a rpi3b.
Anyone using sharptools with this to display album art? I reinstalled everything and now i have, to force an update each minute to get it to update or even display The album art tile. Used to be almost instant.
Iāve added the smartapp to my system, but I donĆøt get the option to put in the IP-address for the "cast-web-api address.
What can I do?
The fix is at post 1455.
Sorryā¦I havenāt used Smartthings in a while, so I canāt help.
Thanks - got it working
Hi. Perhaps stupid question, but couldnāt see the answer in the intro.
To make this work, do I need to have a PC running 24/7 with that API software on?
Essentially yes- either computer / laptop but many opt for raspberry pi. I think itās worth trying using a computer before deciding if the raspberry pi route is for you
Thank you.
All I need is to control google cast speakers by setting volume level and āStop musicā on the speakers. Iām using Spotify Connect. Nothing else.
Are you aware of other more simple solutions to do that from ST?
Or is this the only way?
I used to use a Generic DLNA play controller thing some years ago, but it stopped working in 2018 I think, and I dont know if that can control these google cast speakers.
Any way to get this to work with only ONE speaker? Currently have more than one Google Home device and everyone gets the āincoming broadcastā Thanks.
Hey! Attempting to add the āService managerā device handler via the SmartThings IDE, however, attempting to ācreateā from code shoots me this error. I am pasting the code directly from raw.githubusercontent. Thoughts?
āGroovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: script_dth_metadata_875a87c7_e9c3_48eb_95af_dba5c7995e46.appSetting() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String) values: [api] Possible solutions: typeSetting(java.lang.String), typeSetting(java.util.Map), typeSetting(java.lang.String, java.lang.String), getSettings(), setSettings(java.lang.Object), typeSetting(java.lang.String, java.lang.String, java.util.List)ā
Hi,
Sorry for the delay. Did you add the service manager on āMy SmartAppsā?
Did you copy > paste from here? https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vervallsweg/smartthings/master/smartapps/vervallsweg/cast-web-service-manager.src/cast-web-service-manager.groovy
Is there a way to do TTS from an external script via the API? I have some Google Apps Script code that does some smart home stuff for me and I would love to be able to make TTS notifications.
I already use the Smartthings API for turning switches on/off from Google Apps Script.
Iām using a Windows 7 install. I had it installed and running correctly doing TTS, but at least a couple of times itās crashed with the widely reported āUncaught Error: Device timeoutā and the TTS stopped responding.
Iām now getting "API doesnāt respond. Check the log file to see the error message in the cast-web-api-desktop window. In the transparent background of this error is a spinning circle showing āLoading,ā which shows up once you hit āclose.ā The loading message never stops. I seem to recall this happened when I first installed it, and I canāt remember how I ended up (temporarily) fixing it.
All of the failed logs, found in %AppData%\Roaming\cast-web-api-desktop\logs
are zero length.
Iām not sure if this is a coincidence, but I closed the app from the tray and then re-ran it as administrator, and it worked.
Sorry can you expand on this a bit? What did you hard wire?
I am not finding any devices on the smartthings app. The desktop app logs seem to be finding things.
Hi,
first of all sorry for the late reply.
Are you using wifi or ethernet connexion?
Try this:
1, turn off wifi and/or disconnect your eth cable.
2. on both of your adapter options (Wi-Fi and Ethernet) enable ipv6
3. check if devices are available now
does anyone know if there will be an edge driver and app
I know that someone is tentatively looking at it, without any guarantees, but Iām hopeful it may be ported at some point.