You can add resources under configuration/lovelace dashboards
HACS adds the resources anyway when you install a card…
That is not my experience lately.
I have never had it not do that… have you logged an issue?
(Uninstalling a card the other day also cleaned up and deleted it)
Another quick question. Has anyone used Alexa Media Player with this?
I can add the Alexas into the multi group player, but I can’t seem to add Alexas to what’s playing?
If you are talking about speaker group management, it seems not to be supported. https://github.com/kalkih/mini-media-player#speaker-group-object
LOL, damit 
Thanks mate, appreciate all the help 
It works with stereo-groups but you have to address a member of such a group
Thanks!
Can you give me an example of the code?
Maybe I should have wrote “you can use stereo-groups” instead of “it works with” because it might work only with the normal mini media player layout, sorry:
hide:
volume: false
shortcuts:
buttons:
- type: service
name: my playlist Office
id: media_player.play_media
data:
entity_id: media_player.echo_office
media_content_id: shuffle my playlist playlist_name
media_content_type: AMAZON_MUSIC
columns: 5
source: icon
type: 'custom:mini-media-player'
entity: media_player.echo_office
artwork: cover
sound_mode: full
name: Office my playlist
info: short
media_player.echo_office
is a member of a stereo-group.
Hi,
is there a way to have both the volume slider AND the up/down buttons? On small screen devices I prefer to use the buttons, but on big screens the slider is a nice feature.
Thx!
Thanks mate!
Every little bit helps, appreciate it 
Getting this error though: required key not provided @ data[‘media_content_id’]
Anyone have any idea whats wrong with my ‘media_content_id’
Thanks!
type: entities
entities:
- type: 'custom:mini-media-player'
entity: media_player.bedroom_echo_show
artwork: cover
sound_mode: full
name: Playlist
info: short
hide:
volume: false
power_state: true
shortcuts:
columns: 4
buttons:
- type: service
name: Liked Songs
id: media_player.play_media
data: null
entity_id: media_player.casual
media_content_id: my playlist liked songs
media_content_type: SPOTIFY
- type: service
name: 80s
id: media_player.play_media
data: null
entity_id: media_player.casual
media_content_id: Play 80s Music
media_content_type: SPOTIFY
source: icon
Correct the indentation at the data part like above.
Hi all
I have a problem with some of my cards, not all of them but the chromecast and google home dont change the icon :
anyone had this problem before?
My current HASS is always being tweaked but got it almost perfect right now. Now I have the Mini Media player setup as my media player component of choice as its already so customisable…but I’m wondering if there is one more thing I can do.
With music the visualisation is great and I can see album coves fine when viewed from any source, and can see what is being played and by whom beautifully.
So now Id like the same level of perfection with video media. Right now it shows what is either the fanart or some poster style media but it cuts it down in size to the point where it cuts off the top and the bottom of the image so doesn’t always look as good as it could
Now I know this is the MINI media player and this is only going to increase its footprint, but wondering if there is any way to make this possible for video…as its pretty much perfect for audio
What do you have artwork set to?
coverto display current artwork in the card background,full-coverto display full artwork,materialfor alternate artwork display with dynamic colors,noneto hide artwork,full-cover-fitfor full cover without cropping.
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Beautiful! Worked with this;
type: entities
entities:
- type: 'custom:mini-media-player'
entity: media_player.bedroom_echo_show
artwork: cover
sound_mode: full
name: Playlist
info: short
hide:
volume: false
power_state: true
shortcuts:
columns: 4
buttons:
- type: service
name: Liked Songs
id: media_player.play_media
data:
entity_id: media_player.bedroom_echo_show
media_content_id: my liked songs in the casual group
media_content_type: SPOTIFY
- type: service
name: 80s
id: media_player.play_media
data:
entity_id: media_player.bedroom_echo_show
media_content_id: play 80s music
media_content_type: SPOTIFY
source: icon
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Hi All
Does anyone have a working card for groups?
Seems the latest install “breaks” my old card, so how to do this?
I tried using the UI but couldn’t add more than one media player
I have tried multiple examples above in this thread but something have changed?
Ok think I got it now:
type: 'custom:mini-media-player'
entity: media_player.aktivitetsrum
hide:
power: true
icon: true
source: true
speaker_group:
platform: sonos
show_group_count: true
entities:
- entity_id: media_player.aktivitetsrum
name: Sonos Aktivitetsrum
- entity_id: media_player.kokken
name: Sonos Køkken
- entity_id: media_player.thomas_vaerelse
name: Sonos Thomas værelse
- entity_id: media_player.victoria_vaerelse
name: Sonos Victoria værelse
Can I just ignore all the warnings in the editor?
I currently have Assistant Relay installed (https://github.com/Apipa169/Assistant-Relay-for-Hassio) which I am happy with doing my Google Broadcasts.
Mini Media Player requires a custom notify service called ga_broadcast, as an example
notify:
- name: ga_broadcast
platform: rest
resource: http://[xxx.x.x.xxx]:5000/broadcast_message
This would work if I was using Google Assistant Webserver, but what do I need to make it work with Assistant Relay instead. I currently have a rest command
rest_command:
assistant_broadcast:
url: http://192.168.10.2:3000/assistant
method: POST
content_type: 'application/json'
payload: '{"command":"{{ command }}", "user":"username", "broadcast":true}'
So I want to create a notify service to pass the relevant details to my rest_command I guess?
Thank you for any tips
UPDATE: Answering my own question here as I found the answer (mostly) above. I just needed to add in the broadcast: true paramater, so thank you @kalkih in post #663
## Set up ways of notifying users
notify:
- name: ga_broadcast
platform: rest
resource: !secret assistant_relay_url
method: POST_JSON
message_param_name: command
data:
user: "Home Assistant"
broadcast: "true"
The only thing I didnt factor in is that “broadcast” goes out to all devices so isnt quite right for my individual media cards for each media player.
If only you could broadcast to individual google devices.
Same problem solved updating the icon in the component itself