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vscode-spotify: Failed to perform operation Unknown error: reason" : "NO_ACTIVE_DEVICE" }

Open ghost opened this issue 6 years ago • 8 comments

vscode-spotify: Failed to perform operation Unknown error: status code404 ; { "error" : { "status" : 404, "message" : "Player command failed: No active device found", "reason" : "NO_ACTIVE_DEVICE" } }

ghost avatar Nov 26 '18 14:11 ghost

UPDATE: I was also getting this error, I was able to avoid it by doing the following... Open the Spotify desktop app and select 'This Computer' in the device list, Then back in VSCode, click on the chosen track inside the TrackList.

PeterStAngelo avatar Nov 29 '18 12:11 PeterStAngelo

UPDATE: I was also getting this error, I was able to avoid it by doing the following... Open the Spotify desktop app and select 'This Computer' in the device list, Then back in VSCode, click on the chosen track inside the TrackList.

It's working. Thank you

MaheshPawaar avatar Mar 14 '19 15:03 MaheshPawaar

Same as #74

sahuk avatar Jun 04 '19 07:06 sahuk

@Norsten This also worked for me, thanks.

ozee avatar Jun 09 '19 16:06 ozee

In a similar fashion, you can open the spotify web player and start any music. You can then control the web player from within VS Code.

Please note, if you close the browser tab, the error will come back.

For those without the Desktop app installed!

AeonFr avatar Jul 09 '19 05:07 AeonFr

what's the point of having an extension if the spotify workspace needs to be running?

julioaze avatar Jul 02 '20 18:07 julioaze

what's the point of having an extension if the spotify workspace needs to be running?

You can minimize Spotify using "Close button should minimize Spotify window" option and the extension works fine. The point is, you don't have to switch windows i guess.

RawMajkel avatar Apr 12 '22 15:04 RawMajkel

Seems like this no longer works :/

Tproc-labs avatar Apr 17 '24 01:04 Tproc-labs