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hklages
unable to tell a specific player to set its volume
Description
how come the set.volumes only accept a number value? shouldn't it be TWO values, one for the volume and one for the speaker name i want to adjust?
background: the group volume averaging is dumb. i want to set all the speaker sets to one a specific volume, then group them.
What node/command (topic)/state (payload)
node: command: state:
In case of a bug: Are you able to reproduce the error
Versions and Infrastructure
yeah,yeah, latest everything.
what system: node-red-contrib-sonos-plus version: Node-RED version: NodeJS version:
see: [https://flows.nodered.org/flow/a5c42641bf33dd0da9bfd4426a06950a]
Hi, instead of "group.set.volume" you can use "player.set.volume". All prefix "player." commands act on a single player.
On Mon, Jun 26, 2023, 23:37 stone @.***> wrote:
Description
how come the set.volumes only accept a number value? shouldn't it be TWO values, one for the volume and one for the speaker name i want to adjust?
background: the group volume averaging is dumb. i want to set all the speaker sets to one a specific volume, then group them. What node/command (topic)/state (payload)
node: command: state: In case of a bug: Are you able to reproduce the error Versions and Infrastructure
yeah,yeah, latest everything.
what system: node-red-contrib-sonos-plus version: Node-RED version: NodeJS version:
see: [https://flows.nodered.org/flow/a5c42641bf33dd0da9bfd4426a06950a]
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how can you set volume on aplayer without first defining a specific player? i see no mechanism for that.
There are many options: parallel, serial, using config nodes for each player or specifying playerName. Here are 2 examples:
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Just use the import feature and have a look at the nodes. This is the example using config nodes for every speaker.
Does it help?
okay so you are running a new config for each named speaker set. means i need to go set them all to static IPs. what about speaker pairs? i assume one is a master and one is a slave, how would i know which is which?
See the full documentation here
so you are running a new config for each named speaker set. means i need to go set them all to static IPs.
We need at least 1 config node per household, but you can create any number of config nodes. It is not a bad idea to create config node for each SONOS-Player. You don't need to use static IPs - you can use DNS names defined in your router (DNS server).
Another option is to define 1 config node and use the SONOS-Playername (given in the SONOS-App). If you prefer that, you have to use the msg.playerName and "redirect" the command from the config node to that SONOS-Player.
What about speaker pairs? i assume one is a master and one is a slave, how would i know which is which?
What kind of speaker do you want to pair? If you pair 2 Sonos One to a single stereo speaker then one SONOS One is hidden and the other acts as stereo speaker.
If you want to group 2 SONOS-Player (they play both the same song in sync) then you can easily use group.* commands and send it to any player in that group. The software takes care that it is redirected to the coordinator (master) - that's one of the benefit of group commands.
Understandable?