Kim Burgestrand

Nice! Sorry about the issues. Raspberry PI is a tricky platform, because not many people use it. I want to change audio to be better though, and so that raspberry...

I don't know. I don't have a USB soundcard to try with. Plaything will use the default sound output device for playback by default. I think if you are able...

Plaything uses alcOpenDevice: https://github.com/Burgestrand/plaything/blob/master/lib/plaything.rb#L36, and passes in NULL. This is the line that needs to change if you want to change the device through code.

Hi! A few quick points, and then a question. - Hallon is currently not being maintained. - libspotify (which Hallon uses) is deprecated by Spotify, (https://developer.spotify.com/technologies/libspotify/) which means that Spotify...

Hi! That is correct, as far as I know the only gem that allows you to play music from Spotify in Ruby is the [Spotify gem](https://github.com/Burgestrand/spotify). That said, if you...

This issue is made even more tricky because of all the buffering happening everywhere. For this to be truly stable (and actually accurate), the audio samples needs to be coupled...

I’ll be keeping this issue around until v1.0.0. It’s a feature I’d like to have but it requires a rewrite.

This feature is possible when using [Plaything](https://github.com/Burgestrand/plaything) to play the audio. It needs a rewrite of the player, and there’s the audio dropout issue that needs to be remedied before...

Hi @danielfone this is amazing feedback! I'll ponder what Pundit should do here. The context cache might benefit from being current user-sensitive, to avoid accidents. It also might be worth...

> I suppose the more salient issue is that, as naive user of the gem, there's a bit of hidden 'magic' happening between the authorize call in the controller and...