Spotify playlists not visible

pierce

I can't figure out how to play anything, either. configure and enable spotify, then select it, then the player shows nothing. 0.3-beta , raspi3 w/ dac+, works fine playing files via SMB from my FreeNAS, and various streaming URLs.

hondagx35

Hi pierce,

I can't figure out how to play anything, either. configure and enable spotify

- you need a spotify premium account
- it has to be enabled on the settings page
- you only can play from saved playlists (on spotify).

Frank

wookiee

^ I have all of those Frank. In my case, Spotify used to work ok before it stopped a few weeks back so settings wouldn't be an issue

irishwill2008

wookiee wrote^ I have all of those Frank. In my case, Spotify used to work ok before it stopped a few weeks back so settings wouldn't be an issue

Can you output via ssh:

systemctl status spopd

? What are your logs like? The other few looks like they are stuck but i didnt see your logs etc so maybe your having a small bug since your on the same version as me?

wookiee

Thanks, will post a little later

ultrahomme

I have the same issue.

It use to work perfectly before in 2016

switching to spotify renderer seams OK but doesn't change the renderer(the music from another renderer still flows, air play)
when trying to access my playlists, a infinite spinning wheel comes.

spotify premium family
Rpi3 build 0.3
in france

pierce

hondagx35 wroteHi pierce,

I can't figure out how to play anything, either. configure and enable spotify
- you need a spotify premium account
- it has to be enabled on the settings page
- you only can play from saved playlists (on spotify).

Frank

I have spotify premium. works great on my phone and my desktop PC.

[root@runeaudio ~]# systemctl status spopd
● spopd.service - Spop: a Spotify client daemon
   Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/spopd.service; disabled; vendor preset: disabled)
   Active: failed (Result: core-dump) since Fri 2017-04-07 17:55:01 PDT; 51s ago
  Process: 6820 ExecStart=/usr/bin/spopd -f -c /etc/spop/spopd.conf (code=dumped, signal=ABRT)
 Main PID: 6820 (code=dumped, signal=ABRT)

Apr 07 17:55:01 runeaudio systemd[1]: Started Spop: a Spotify client daemon.
Apr 07 17:55:01 runeaudio spopd[6820]: 2017-04-07 17:55:01 [SPTF] 00:55:01.607 I [offline_authorizer.cpp:297] Unable to loApr 07 17:55:01 runeaudio spopd[6820]: ** (process:6820): ERROR (recursed) **: Can't flush log file: No space left on deviApr 07 17:55:01 runeaudio spopd[6820]: This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
Apr 07 17:55:01 runeaudio spopd[6820]: This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditiApr 07 17:55:01 runeaudio spopd[6820]: See the COPYING file bundled with this program for details.
Apr 07 17:55:01 runeaudio spopd[6820]: Powered by SPOTIFY(R) CORE
Apr 07 17:55:01 runeaudio systemd[1]: spopd.service: Main process exited, code=dumped, status=6/ABRT
Apr 07 17:55:01 runeaudio systemd[1]: spopd.service: Unit entered failed state.
Apr 07 17:55:01 runeaudio systemd[1]: spopd.service: Failed with result 'core-dump'.

dunno if that helps any.... hmmmm, file system /var/log/runeaudio is full, so I cleared the largest file there (mpd.log) restarted spod and now ... oooh, now I see my spotify playlists when I choose spotify from the library page... I can select one, and see the tracks, but nothing plays. after a few tries, I did this...

[root@runeaudio runeaudio]# systemctl status spopd
● spopd.service - Spop: a Spotify client daemon
   Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/spopd.service; disabled; vendor preset: disabled)
   Active: active (running) since Fri 2017-04-07 17:59:46 PDT; 3min 7s ago
 Main PID: 7022 (spopd)
   CGroup: /system.slice/spopd.service
           └─7022 /usr/bin/spopd -f -c /etc/spop/spopd.conf

Apr 07 18:00:15 runeaudio spopd[7022]: 2017-04-07 18:00:15 [SPTF] 01:00:15.372 E [ap:4172] ChannelError(2, 1, playlist)
Apr 07 18:00:16 runeaudio spopd[7022]: 2017-04-07 18:00:16 [SPTF] 01:00:16.290 E [ap:4172] ChannelError(1, 1, playlist)
Apr 07 18:00:17 runeaudio spopd[7022]: 2017-04-07 18:00:17 [SPTF] 01:00:17.180 E [ap:4172] ChannelError(0, 1, playlist)
Apr 07 18:00:37 runeaudio spopd[7022]: 2017-04-07 18:00:37 [SPTF] 01:00:37.399 E [ap:4172] ChannelError(0, 1, playlist)
Apr 07 18:00:47 runeaudio spopd[7022]: 2017-04-07 18:00:47 [SPTF] 01:00:47.586 E [ap:4172] ChannelError(0, 1, playlist)
Apr 07 18:00:47 runeaudio spopd[7022]: 2017-04-07 18:00:47 [SPTF] 01:00:47.647 E [ap:4172] ChannelError(1, 1, playlist)
Apr 07 18:01:09 runeaudio spopd[7022]: 2017-04-07 18:01:09 [SPTF] 01:01:09.348 E [ap:4172] ChannelError(0, 1, playlist)
Apr 07 18:01:39 runeaudio spopd[7022]: 2017-04-07 18:01:39 [SPTF] 01:01:39.568 E [ap:4172] ChannelError(0, 1, playlist)
Apr 07 18:01:51 runeaudio spopd[7022]: 2017-04-07 18:01:51 [SPTF] 01:01:51.653 E [ap:4172] ChannelError(0, 1, playlist)
Apr 07 18:02:26 runeaudio spopd[7022]: 2017-04-07 18:02:26 [SPTF] 01:02:26.876 E [ap:4172] ChannelError(0, 1, playlist)

ultrahomme

this is why i could not connect to Spotify,
It is now smoothly running

in my case one the device attached to our network was badly configured.
the network default getaway IP address on our NAS was wrong.

Hope it helps someone

irishwill2008

Hi Pierce,

And to the rest.
From my case with spotify, when i first started using it mine also would not work and that was due to the service kept on crashing! But the cause of the crash was simply from the logs folder was filling up a lot and way to quick to handle!!

What i had to do was disable all the logging from the nginx configurations and others including spotify.

Since the issue here is with the spopd service, perhaps disable logs?

Please Follow The Below At User Risk. **Backup If Possible**. Works for me but just in case I dont accept responsibility!

If you are proceeding, please login to runeaudio Via FTP (I use winscp for windows).

Info founded at: http://www.runeaudio.com/documentation/quick-start/quick-start-guide/#advanced-users
Once logged in.

Navigate to:

/etc/spop/spopd.conf

Inside the file, find

log_file = /var/log/runeaudio/spopd.log

Once found, comment that line out by adding a "#" before the /var/log.
You should be left with:

#log_file = /var/log/runeaudio/spopd.log

Once done, reload spotify. This disables logging for spopd service preventing you from getting that horrible out of space error! - Crashing spopd.

This may not work for most as you may have other issues but hopefully helps some

Once done. Save the file and clear the cache by running:

http://runeaudio.local/clear

then reboot runeaudio!
As for no audio? Not sure why that is! Try the above and see

ericmcmahon

2 ways to solve your problem:
A. Subscribed as premium membership
B. Downloading your Spotify Music for Offline listening.
As for A, it seems easy to get the solution.
As for B, maybe you need A Spotify Music Converter for helping you listening Spotify Music for offline listening.
Both 2 plan you can take into consideration for when you don't want to subscribe to the premium membership, plan B is optional.

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