state_detection_rules doesn't seems to work

[unstable09]

Hi, I see a problem with state_detection_rules... I wanted to add support for player (one of Polish services with VOD). I figrued out that it changes wake lock size depending on state of the media, while media_session_state is none and audio_state is paused. I prepared this code for my configuration.yaml:

media_player:
  - platform: androidtv
    name: AndroidTV_Philips
    host: 192.168.0.11
    device_class: androidtv
    scan_interval: 1
    apps: {}
    state_detection_rules:
      'pl.tvn.player.pl':
        - 'playing':
            'audio_state': paused
            'wake_lock_size': 3
        - 'paused':
            'audio_state': paused
            'wake_lock_size': 2 
        - 'idle'

This code not working, I don't know if there is some information how to exlude one of the parameters, because in my case media_session_state is always none...

[JeffLIrion]

Your configuration dictates that when the current app is pl.tvn.player.pl:

• If the wake lock size is 3 and the audio state is "paused," then the state is "playing"
• If the wake lock size is 2 and the audio state is "paused," then the state is "paused"
• Otherwise, the state is "idle"

The media session state has no effect.

Is that not what happens?

[unstable09]

Ok, that means that my configuration is excaly how I wanted it to be. Problem is that the state is always "paused". For better understanding today I added the configuration to 2 other VODs (not supported originally) and it works fine. By coincidence this new services has the same logic behind "playing" state as this mentioned above, so logic seems to be ok.
I also added name for all 3 services. For this pl.tvn.player.pl name was not added, for the other 2 it worked.

Maybe is there a bug becasue of the app id (I mean word "player" or 3 dots in id)? I'm trying to look in the code but my skills are not enough for this task...

My current config section with android tv:

- platform: androidtv
    name: AndroidTV_Philips
    host: 192.168.0.11
    device_class: androidtv
    scan_interval: 1
    screencap: false
    apps: 
      'pl.tvn.player.pl': "player"
      'pl.festival.atv': "WOW"
      'pl.videostar': "WP Pilot"
    state_detection_rules:
      'pl.tvn.player.pl':
        - 'playing':
            'audio_state': paused
            'wake_lock_size': 3
        - 'paused':
            'audio_state': paused
            'wake_lock_size': 2 
        - 'idle'
      'pl.festival.atv':
        - 'playing':
            'audio_state': paused
            'wake_lock_size': 3
        - 'paused':
            'audio_state': paused
            'wake_lock_size': 2 
        - 'idle'
      'pl.videostar':
        - 'playing':
            'audio_state': paused
            'wake_lock_size': 3
        - 'paused':
            'audio_state': paused
            'wake_lock_size': 2 
        - 'idle'

[JeffLIrion]

What is the output of (copy & pasted from elsewhere):

You can see what those properties are by using the HA service androidtv.adb_command with "GET_PROPERTIES" as the command argument -- they will be logged at the INFO level and they will be stored in the media player's adb_response attribute (HA 0.94+), which can easily be viewed on the States tab.

[JeffLIrion]

My guess is that you have a typo and one of those "l"s (L) should be a "1" (one).

[unstable09]

You are 100 % rigth... I don't know why I didn't see it - I was fighting with it almost 2 days. it shoud be pl.tvn.player.tv

Sorry for a trouble, I made fool of myself :(