Marcel van der Veldt

> I tried with the 'media_player.turn_on' also, and also with 'media_player.set_volume' in an automation before the tts. OK and did that make any difference ?

Also note that you seem to be running HA core yourself, besides opening the correct port make sure that ffmpeg is installed and the latest version.

The streamcontroller may have been started on port 8095 but are the players able to reach it ? So can a network client reach your HA instance locally on that...

OK thanks, in that case we can rule out that ffmpeg causes the issue. Can you please check a Tune-In radio station first to rule out its a Youtube specific...

Also, another great test is to try TTS on the "mass prefixed" player in HA. So in your case that would be "media_player.mass_study_speaker" I guess

Maybe raise the log level for "custom_components.mass" to debug ? That way you can see in the log if the player is even attempting to connect at port 8095

OK the player connects but it fails completely to play meaning something low-level is failing completely. I can't help you with that now because I will need to add a...

Can you tell to what level you have set the volume normalization in the player settings ? I can recommend -14 LUFS but -7 LUFS will probably more match the...

Music Assistant launches its own -internal only- webserver to serve the audio stream to players on the local network on TCP port 8095. The ip-address that is communicated to players...

Can you please restart the speaker or check the network ? ``` homeassistant.components.sonos.exception.SonosUpdateError: Error calling SonosMedia.poll_track_info on Woonkamer: HTTPConnectionPool(host='192.168.10.219', port=1400): Read timed out. (read timeout=9.5) ```