--------------C72EF28A38ECE9DE4CF3396D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hello. I'm using an app I wrote, which communicates over a socket with the HASE Slinkx Socket Server to monitor what CD's currently playing. I send the "notify_playing_item[on]" command and start receiving the expected async "playing" responses. The hitch is this- every now and then I get an extra, erroneous response, and it always occurs like in this example: What actually plays: player 1, disk 33, track 6, player 3, disk 140, track 9 What's indicated in "playing" responses: player 1, disk 33, track 6, player 1, disk 33, track 7, player 3, disk 140, track 9 So, every now and again (maybe every one in 10 or 15 transitions), it reports a track just after a last played track, that wasn't in the playlist and indeed did not play. If I notice any more pertinent details, I'll post them. Anything I should look for? Thanks, Marc --------------C72EF28A38ECE9DE4CF3396D Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit <!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> Hello.I'm using an app I wrote, which communicates over a socket with the HASE Slinkx Socket Server to monitor what CD's currently playing. I send the "notify_playing_item[on]" command and start receiving the expected async "playing" responses.
The hitch is this- every now and then I get an extra, erroneous response, and it always occurs like in this example:
What actually plays:
player 1, disk 33, track 6,
player 3, disk 140, track 9What's indicated in "playing" responses:
player 1, disk 33, track 6,
player 1, disk 33, track 7,
player 3, disk 140, track 9So, every now and again (maybe every one in 10 or 15 transitions), it reports a track just after a last played track, that wasn't in the playlist and indeed did not play.
If I notice any more pertinent details, I'll post them. Anything I should look for?
Thanks,
Marc