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@Lakritzator yeah that is what I found out as well. So the mpd interface doesn't help me here. What I need is a way to directly talk to forked-daapd to...

cool thanks! its a bit strange: if I use `include-speaker-id` how this behaves But I suppose I get the idea with trying around a little ... Any way to get...

Thanks for the help. I will see if I can get this coded somehow... All relatively complicated. Somehow compared to daap rest/api seem very nice and easy ;-)

interesting. I would only need a command line client and I suppose this is the only really important client since there is very nice iOS and android clients that talk...

@chme your mpd2 lib scripts work nicely - any idea if the changes you made to the library will get into the pip version?

@chme Cool! lets hope that it gets incorporated. Anyways I'm very happy with the whole situation now as it allows me to change the volume of the individual airplay speakers...

Yeah one would have to use two clients. (My use case is identical to yours). Not ideal But much better than only having the playlists as we have now. I...

Cool. Let me know if I can help testing. However still think that forked-daapd besides iTunes being the only piece of software able to stream to multiple airplay speakers synchronised...

Sounds interesting. Let me know if you need someone to test it out... Sent from my phone. > On 26 Oct 2016, at 20:43, ejurgensen [email protected] wrote: > > Yes,...

So for the interested: I got https://github.com/plietar/librespot to work on the same raspberrypi that runs forked-daapd. I created a named pipe: ``` mkfifo ~/music/spotify ``` and then run librespot like...