[mazkolain]

My app works good but every time I exit I have to reboot to access spottily again......will there ever be a fix for this
thanks for a great app
BRIAN

1.0-beta1 fixed the restart issue on some platforms like OSX and Linux. Anyway, if you are using a custom XBMC build including spotyxbmc you may still experience the issue, as they don't play well between each other. I'm not blaming spotyxbmc, and the issue is probably related to the fact that libspotify doesn't allow to create simmultaneous sessions on the same process.

Just tried beta1 on osx 10.7 and works fine. Seems like osx version issue indeed.

Glad to hear that it works. Thank you!

mazkolain........I tried loading the new beta and I can't seem to get it to work:
http://pastebin.com/CEHrtUtC

You probably got the package from the upper part dowload links of the github page. These packages are not valid as they are source-only releases, and they do not contain any kind of binary dependencies. The valid ones are the prepackaged zips on the lower part of that download page.

I found a bug that I could reproduce to infinity on my own. It consistently crashes when I use the web interface when playing music within this addon. So I would guess this addon doesn't like to get polled by json rpc or something similar? Oh well, here is a log:
http://sprunge.us/gJIb

It plays a few seconds more after I've opened the web interface, then it crashes.
I'm on xbmc-frodo (v12-alpha3)

Edit: Probably a known limit, but mentioning it anyhow:
fast forward etc doesn't work, I assume it has to do with the way it buffers, and the size of the buffer?

I've tested the addon under a nightly Frodo build (25-Jun) with the awxi interface, and didn't see it crash. I'm on Win7 but perhaps will have to look under Openelec. Thanks for reporting!

Regarding to the fast forward issue: This function is conditioned by the amout of time libspotify can serve ahead of the buffer, albeit I still hope adding seeking support, but would require implementing Byte Serving on the streaming proxy.