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[OS X] Can't add files to shared playlist. #146
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Confirmed. Looking for a workaround. Thanks. |
If you have time, please test the workaround that I have just pushed to my branch: https://github.com/alby128/syncplay . Right now, I tested it on 10.12.6 and it works for me. EDIT: please keep in mind that it requires to install pyobjc (e.g. pip install pyobjc). |
How do I install pyobjc with homebrew? I used the homebrew method of your directions. Incase that's not what's causing my error, here's what I got: users-iMac:syncplay user$ python2 syncplayClient.py |
To install pyobjc on your homebrew, just run |
Looks like that fixed it. I'll be able to test it by Monday to see if it works with other users in the room. I got that error when I clicked "Store configuration and run Syncplay." Forgot to mention, I'm running 10.11.6. |
@Duamer Did you test this fix with other users? |
Testing now and it looks good. I was able to setup the room and the order user joined. Works like it does when I was using the windows client. |
This problem occurred in two different systems I have. A clean slate system that only had Syncplay installed and my main, lived-in system.
I can'd add files to the shared playlist. Neither drag-and-drop, nor right-click, "Add file(s) to bottom of playlist" function. I momentarily see a files browser window pop up when I right-click.
I can add URLs to the playlist and they work as they should. I've setup the media directories and had a different user make the playlist and that works as well.
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