(2013-05-18, 12:23)jdanjou Wrote: Definitely, still have, I cant use spotimc because of that. I don't think it's a network issue; I've fiber optic connection with 100 MBps bandwidth…

The CPU load is near 100% all of the time, it's really weird. I wish I would have a way to track this down, but profiling at this stage isn't something I know how to do. I'd be to test anything OTOH.

(2013-05-29, 12:55)Kibje Wrote:

(2013-05-18, 12:23)jdanjou Wrote: Definitely, still have, I cant use spotimc because of that. I don't think it's a network issue; I've fiber optic connection with 100 MBps bandwidth…

The CPU load is near 100% all of the time, it's really weird. I wish I would have a way to track this down, but profiling at this stage isn't something I know how to do. I'd be to test anything OTOH.

Does the same happen when just playing two channel wav or/and mp3 files ? I suspect this has nothing to do with SpotiMC

(2013-05-09, 17:04)radiojef Wrote:

(2013-05-09, 02:10)brian_muz Wrote: Thanks mazkolain.

It looks like the install process isn't even creating the script.audio.spotimc folder for some reason... I turned off all security and tried to re-install. Same deal. It tells me the addon has been enabled, but when I start it up I get the error message about being unable to find the libspotify file and the script.audio.spotimc folder isn't in the addons folder.

Same here, mostly. the folder is not being created in the addons folder. However, in my instance, the add-on is able to login to Spotify, it just doesn't display any of the content. The side panel is blank white, the New tab has nothing displayed, the playlists tab says "38 playlists" (accurate to my spotify account) but shows nothing, Searching allows me to type on a keyboard and displays "12 search results listed" but nothing is listed below.

Any ideas?

Edit: Works for me on Raspbmc. But not Windows, as mentioned above.

(2013-05-14, 05:26)Björn Wrote: It would be great, if i can access the playlist of spotify with yatse, without navigate through the menu.

(2013-05-16, 20:46)Speedy911 Wrote: Hi

Hope someone can help me!

When listening to spotimc, and it goes to that Music screen saver mode I cant get back into spotimc, it just crashes xbmc.
Also if I stops spotimc and watch a movie, when i click at the spotimc icon again, xbmc crashes.

I am on win 7 x64 with xbmc 12.2- have tried 12.1

Anyone

(2013-05-29, 13:05)jdanjou Wrote:

(2013-05-29, 12:55)Kibje Wrote:

(2013-05-18, 12:23)jdanjou Wrote: The CPU load is near 100% all of the time, it's really weird. [...]

Does the same happen when just playing two channel wav or/and mp3 files ? I suspect this has nothing to do with SpotiMC

Not as far as I can tell, I can read any sound file (MP3, Ogg, wav…) without any trouble. And watch 1080p movies too.

(2013-05-31, 17:51)dugan26 Wrote: so ... i get all the way to the spotify screen pick a song and then that little box in the upper right with the "play" button - shows up, goes away, shows up, goes away - basically toggles back and forth - until xbmc totally locks up.

Running Eden-

thoughts?

many thanks in advance ... would love to get this working

(2013-06-02, 22:07)norwegiannoob Wrote: http://i.imgur.com/zmwk09m.png



I was able to load the spotimc addon first time but now i only get this message....

Running on Win7 x64 XBMC 12,2 (newest ) and 1.0-beta4 release.


I have tried different versions now aswell but i still keep getting the same thing.


Is there a fix for this ?

Great addon btw. Hopefully this will make spotify play 5.1 not "stereo" on my HTPC.


Cheers.

(2013-06-08, 21:19)LongbowFoSho Wrote: Any plans to add radio functionality to this? If its already been asked, sorry. I scrolled through the last ten pages or so and didn't see it.

Great plug-in and thanks again, as always!

• Spotify recently removed radio support from their API, so in order to implement this feature we'll have to look somewhere else.
  
• A possible way could be to use Echo Nest, but sadly the call rate limit is too low for non commercial uses (great for a single client, but unsuitable for many clients making simultaneous requests).
  

(2013-06-09, 21:36)mazkolain Wrote: I have plans to implement radio, but sadly there are two roadblocks on the way:

• Spotify recently removed radio support from their API, so in order to implement this feature we'll have to look somewhere else.
  
• A possible way could be to use Echo Nest, but sadly the call rate limit is too low for non commercial uses (great for a single client, but unsuitable for many clients making simultaneous requests).
  

(2013-06-13, 05:37)waterfoul Wrote: I actually disagree with your statement of Echo Nest as you can use local caching of the playlist decisions and every 5 songs do your dynamic/steer and dynamic/feedback calls (would only need one of each) then run dynamic/next and get 5 songs This would make the playlist less dynamic but would effectively let 100 users simultaneously use it (max 3 calls every 15 mins assuming 4 mins/song). You could also use the X-RateLimit-Limit/X-RateLimit-Remaining values to slow or speed up the api calls (I would say 10% use would be update every song, 50% use would be update every 5). It also looks like the echonest guys would be willing to raise this for cheap/free. I would personally be willing to help develop this type of feature and would probably be willing to throw a little of money in the pot if we need it.

(2013-06-14, 14:07)waterfoul Wrote: Grr... I can't get it to compile pyspotifyctypes correctly... i keep getting an access violation error

Update: It happend during the _session.callbacks function call
Update: Got it working but I don't know how....

Now that I have a dev environment, time to get the playlist UI copied for the Radios

• An initial screen that lists recently used stations, plus other default ones based on favourites (artists, songs, and albums).
  
• The actual radio screen, with a coverflow-esque appearance.