[doozer]

I'm having a bit of brain failure... can anyone see what i'm doing wrong here?

Frodo nightly build from about 3 days ago.

Code:

{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "AudioLibrary.GetArtistDetails", "params": {"artistid": 3,"properties": ["fanart", "description"]}, "id": "AudioLibrary.GetArtistDetails"}

Returns:

Code:

{"error":{"code":-32602,"message":"Invalid params."},"id":"AudioLibrary.GetArtistDetails","jsonrpc":"2.0"}

Thanks,
Matt.

[Montellese]

It means that there's no artist with an ID 3.

[Montellese]

Ok, I think the same is happening with channel, channeltype, hidden, locked, endtime, channelnumber, tag, starttime. Might be worth double checking it.

Fixed in https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/commit/d938...0a95a63d93.

[VeeV]

Ok, I think the same is happening with channel, channeltype, hidden, locked, endtime, channelnumber, tag, starttime. Might be worth double checking it.

Fixed in https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/commit/d938...0a95a63d93.

We are missing "dateadded" too I think.

[doozer]

I'm having a bit of brain failure... can anyone see what i'm doing wrong here?

Frodo nightly build from about 3 days ago.

Code:

{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "AudioLibrary.GetArtistDetails", "params": {"artistid": 3,"properties": ["fanart", "description"]}, "id": "AudioLibrary.GetArtistDetails"}

Returns:

Code:

{"error":{"code":-32602,"message":"Invalid params."},"id":"AudioLibrary.GetArtistDetails","jsonrpc":"2.0"}

Thanks,
Matt.

Hi Montellese,

Ok, so if artist 3 doesn't exist, I need to take a step back and show how i got the id:

Code:

{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "Player.GetItem", "params": {"playerid": 0, "properties": ["title","artist","artistid","year","rating","albumartist","track","duration","genre","album","thumbnail","fanart"]}, "id": "Player.GetItem"}

As you can see, I'm requesting the artistid as one of the params.

The response i get is:

Code:

{"id":"Player.GetItem","jsonrpc":"2.0","result":{"item":{"album":"Greatest Hits","albumartist":[],"artist":["Eurythmics"],"duration":227,"fanart":"","genre":["Misc"],"id":3,"label":"Who's That Girl?","rating":0,"thumbnail":"image://DefaultAlbumCover.png/","title":"Who's That Girl?","track":3,"type":"song","year":1991}}}

If the "id":3 isn't the artistid, what is it, and how should I go about getting the currently playing artistid?

Thanks,
Matt.

[N3MIS15]

In that example 3 is the song id. See "type". To get the fanart and description you could use AudioLibrary.GetArtists and filter by artist

[doozer]

In that example 3 is the song id. See "type". To get the fanart and description you could use AudioLibrary.GetArtists and filter by artist

Ok, but why is the artistid ignored in the request?

[N3MIS15]

In that example 3 is the song id. See "type". To get the fanart and description you could use AudioLibrary.GetArtists and filter by artist

Ok, but why is the artistid ignored in the request?

Long story, but in essence because its possible to have more than 1 artist per song/album artistid is no longer returned.

[Martijn]

In that example 3 is the song id. See "type". To get the fanart and description you could use AudioLibrary.GetArtists and filter by artist

Ok, but why is the artistid ignored in the request?

Long story, but in essence because its possible to have more than 1 artist per song/album artistid is no longer returned.

We are discussing this and it may return.

[Samtronic]

Hi !

I switch to frodo yesterday and I try this command
{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "audiolibrary.GetAlbums", "params": {"artistid": 3,"properties": ["thumbnail", "title", "fanart", "artist"] }, "id": 1}

and I receiceve code = -32602
data: {
..message = Too many parameters
..method = AudioLibrary.GetAlbums
..stack: {
....name = Item.Fields.Base
....property: {
......type = string
....}
....type = array
..}
}
message = Invalid params.

Thanks

[Montellese]

Yeah all those filtering parameters like "artistid" and "genreid" have been moved into a "filter" parameter so you need to do

Code:

{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "audiolibrary.GetAlbums", "params": {"properties": ["thumbnail", "title", "fanart", "artist"], "filter": { "artistid": 3 } }, "id": 1}

[Samtronic]

Thanks for your help

[Tolriq]

Got a report today of a problem using JSON Files.GetDirectory with sources that targets upnp.

I quote here :

OK This is repeatable so I did it again with debug logging enabled.

Same behaviour - start up XBMC, go to UPnP server using keyboard, everything works fine. Can browse, opened up a stream, listened, stopped it.

At the turn of 18:07 I started using the Yatse tool. Immediately I could no longer browse the UPnP server.

Although interestingly I can browse any folder that I had previously accessed with the keyboard.

Then return to using the keyboard, and I can no longer browse any (non-cached?) UPnP folders, although I can still browse the one that I accessed at the start.

Paste Bin link to the log file - http://pastebin.com/kvrxnyTu

Thanks.

Yes.

Add the source (or use an existing one) after starting XBMC, using keyboard direct at XBMC, everything works fine.

Access the same source using Yatse, and I can't access any new folders that I didn't access already on the keyboard.

Go back to using the keyboard and it's still not working.

Close XBMC, start again and everything resets - works fine using keyboard until I access it using Yatse, then it breaks again.

Seems like Files.GetDirectory does not init something on Xbmc side.

[Tolriq]

Any idea about this ? Should I open a trac ticket but on witch category ?

[Montellese]

I'm trying to get my hands on alcoheca which has refactored the whole upnp code. Files.GetDirectory() simply calls CDirectory::GetDirectory() in XBMC which will pick whatever filesystem implementation is needed (in this case CPUPnPDirectory) and calls its GetDirectory() implementation.