* moved port check from shell script into the python application
* fixed pulseaudio check console output
* portcheck has now 15 chances to get the port before abort
* bugfix: supress first end of file event and only callback on second one
* add some notes on testing
* fixed tts.speak
* fix unduck after timer end
* use custom docker-entrypoint on dev container
* change mv to copy in the docs when using .env file
Check if player is actually playing before calling stop(for_replacement=True)
in MpvMediaPlayer.play(). When the player was already idle,
stop(for_replacement=True) would set _suppress_end_event=True with no
end-file event to consume it. The next track's end-file callback would
then be incorrectly suppressed, breaking the timer loop.
- Import PlayerState to check player state
- Only call stop(for_replacement=True) when player is not IDLE
* Change Client-Name: The client name inside LVA is not capable of having spaces in the name. Fixed the example.
* Add first version of Docker-Compose for developers
* Add variable for network-interface and auto detection by default
* Added autodetection for the MAC-Address based on the detected or specified network-interface.
* Switched from listening on all IP-Addresses to the IP of the default interface, usually u set the correct network-interface and it will automatically detect the right IP-Address.
* Added missing variables, fixed variables names
* Fixed not working variables for example sound-files.
* Moved the auto-name creation from shell to python. The name is no longer mandatory, it will be generated if no name is given.
Home Assistant sends MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_STOP when the queue is cleared.
The MediaPlayer entity did not handle this command, causing playback to
continue without media metadata and leaving the UI in an inconsistent state.
This change adds explicit handling for the STOP command:
- stop playback via the music player
- reset the media player state to IDLE
This aligns the behavior with the original player and Home Assistant’s
expected media player semantics.
Prevent IDLE state and done callback on track replacement
mpv emits an end-file event when playback is stopped. During track
replacement this caused the media player to transition to IDLE and
notify Home Assistant even though a new track was already playing.
Introduce a suppression flag to distinguish track replacement from
natural playback end and avoid incorrect state transitions.
Fixes#107
This fixes an issue where loading a new media URL while the player
was paused would keep playback paused, causing Music Assistant to
show the player as playing while no audio was audible.
The mpv pause state is now always set explicitly when starting playback,
ensuring deterministic behavior
Florian Asche