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Heroku is not the problem here - My back-end connection to Kodi is working fine. My custom skill config/implementation seems to be the issue.
i.e. the verbal commands issued to Alexa are not being processed as per the skill.
- As mentioned previously: When using the testing interface of the skill and typing the commands in, my Kodi box responds appropriately. When issuing a verbal command to my Echo Dot, Alexa has no clue what to do with it.
I had previously set it up using Lambda instead of Heroku - Exact same problem.
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I'll try and get screenshots of everything I have set up when I get home to see if you can spot any differences ?
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I'd be very grateful, thanks mate
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Hi All.
I could really do with some help as I am stumped, I am getting the dreaded "You must specify a region" error when I try to deploy the code to AWS & I do have it saved as ".env" which seems to be the most common cause of this error but not mine cause, can anyone shed some light as to what else could cause this error
Thanks
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2017-01-17, 01:03
(This post was last modified: 2017-01-17, 01:05 by Nelbert.)
Think I discovered a bug but it could be intended behaviour.....
If you ask the skill to play the next episode of any show then press stop (early enough in the episode that kodi doesn't even bookmark or mark the episode as watched, at least visually)... if you then repeat the command it will play the episode after the one it first played..... rinse and repeat and the result is consistent.
Only discovered / noticed it due to the excellent feedback the skill gives of (playing season x episode y of show z)...... which meant I noticed it "skipped"
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jingai
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There will be pretty significant changes to the deployment method, unfortunately. It'll be for the best in the long-run though.
Setting up for a second Kodi box currently means making a copy of everything, including a second port open on your router.
I am thinking of how to make one skill control multiple instances of Kodi, but it'll be a little bit before I get to it.
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jingai
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That's the idea. The biggest hurdle is the added complexity for the end users. It's already a complicated setup for a lot of folks.