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I really want the ability to queue files because it gives better control over play, and was puzzled why it wasn't included.
So I did some experimenting with setting up a simple webserver, and queueing up local URIs. It seems to work, after a fashion, but I've seen some events that suggest that there may be good reasons that the feature is not already done.
I'm okay with only being able to queue files that live within the artist/album/tracks hierarchy that I've been using for decades. So I'm going to firm up the webserver and write some code to generate the URIs. Would you be interested in including that as part of the soco-cli package? If so, I'll build in a config file so people can easily set it up for their own system. I'd also look into writing the URI generation code in a way that it could be incorporated as a sonos action.
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I really want the ability to queue files because it gives better control over play, and was puzzled why it wasn't included.
So I did some experimenting with setting up a simple webserver, and queueing up local URIs. It seems to work, after a fashion, but I've seen some events that suggest that there may be good reasons that the feature is not already done.
I'm okay with only being able to queue files that live within the artist/album/tracks hierarchy that I've been using for decades. So I'm going to firm up the webserver and write some code to generate the URIs. Would you be interested in including that as part of the soco-cli package? If so, I'll build in a config file so people can easily set it up for their own system. I'd also look into writing the URI generation code in a way that it could be incorporated as a sonos action.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: