Re: [orca-list] spotify clients

[Arkadiusz Kozioł <zywek-mailing nvps pl>]

I have problem with squeezelite. I started the daemon, but logitech 
media server says, that player was not found.

W dniu 21.06.2019 o 09:24, Christian Schoepplein via orca-list pisze:
> Hi,
>
> On Thu, June 20, 2019 10:38 pm, Arkadiusz Kozioł wrote:
> > Does somebody know which application to spotify is accessible with orca?
> You can use the Logitech Mediaserver and its Spotify plugin.
>
> The Logitech Mediaserver is a software for different operating systems.
> Its a web application and you can use the browser to manage the playback
> of your music. You can play local files, but there is also a plugin for
> Spotify, Qbuz, Tidal, Deezer and much more.
>
> To play music from Spotify on your local machine you have todo the following:
>
> * Install the Logitech mediaserver. The current version can be downloaded
> here: http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/?ver=7.9
> * After the installation open the following URL in your browser to
> configure the server: http://localhost:9000
> * Activate the Spotty plugin in the settings section to use your premium
> Spotify account, enter your username and password, eg.g.
>
> When the server is configured, you also have to install a player that
> works with the Logitech Mediaserver. A software player, which is also
> working on different platforms, is squeezelite. Install squeezelite either
> via the package manager of your linux system or download it from here:
> https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/squeezelite/
>
> After squeezelite is installed you have to start it and after a few
> seconds it will show up in Logitech Mediaserver as a player.
>
> Now you can start playing music via Spotify by searching the titles or
> artists or playlists you want to listen to via the web interface of
> Logitech Mediaserver or even with your smartphone after an app, which can
> connect to your Logitech Mediaserver, has been installed.
>
> Logitech Mediaserver is a great software with many possibilities. Its open
> source and it has a big community which is always helpfull. There is a
> webforum where you can get support, but there are also many mailinglists
> wich are in sync with the forum and which can be found here:
> http://lists.slimdevices.com
>
> I use the software since years and I have not found anything better to
> listen to music from online services on my linux box, but also at home
> with different hardware players, my smartphone, e.g. Installation and
> configuration might be a bit tricky and complicated first, but when it
> runs it is great and as said, the community is always helpfull....
>
> Cheers,
>
>    Schoepp
>
>
>
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