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Can't find spotifyd in playerctl #276

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antoniozh opened this issue Aug 21, 2019 · 6 comments
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Can't find spotifyd in playerctl #276

antoniozh opened this issue Aug 21, 2019 · 6 comments

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@antoniozh
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Hi, I can't seem to find spotifyd in playerctl, at the moment I can only control it with Spotify connect.
I used the precompiled binary and "playerctl status" returned "No players found"

I then tried to build it with:
cargo build --release --features="dbus_mpris" and ran the compiled binary but it didn't work either.

Did I do anything wrong?

@mainrs
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mainrs commented Aug 21, 2019

Nop. See here for a temporal fix: #271 (comment)

The dependency got updated and probably broke something down the line

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mainrs commented Oct 3, 2019

v0.2.18 fixes a lot of MPRIS related issues, alongside your described one.

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@antoniozh
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Weird, I compiled the newest git commit and tried the release binary, both didn't work for me

@deisi
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deisi commented Oct 27, 2019

I also have the same Issue. For me spotifyd doesn't register any service in dbus.

@kamek-pf
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kamek-pf commented Nov 15, 2019

Same here, tried grabbing the latest release and building using cargo (using the dbus_mpris flag), nothing in dbus.

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mainrs commented Nov 21, 2019

See #434 for further details. This is not only the case for spotifyd so I'll move discussions over to that issue.

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