I did answer your question but you didn’t answer my question. I asked you if this was the yaml config you were referring to when you needed to see the yaml config. Being new means I don’t have a grasp at all the terminology yet. Not sure why you think that’s an “excuse”. If I knew everything, I wouldn’t be here asking for help.
Mate, it wasn’t possible to answer your question, because I don’t know the steps you followed. There are a few ways things can be done. That was why I was asking. You still haven’t retraced your steps. Either way, it doesn’t seem like you’re even using the card of this topic. I can’t help if things are unclear.
This is what I’ve done so far. I think this is where I’m stuck. Where do I put this url?
url: /hacsfiles/mini-media-player/mini-media-player-bundle.js type: module
Dashboard/Resources is where I added the url, is that correct?
According to the prior message, you’ve chosen the option to manually configure your dashboards, so it’s in YAML mode. That means, you must add that to the resources section of your configuration.yaml.
resources:
- url: /hacsfiles/mini-media-player/mini-media-player-bundle.js
type: module
I believe you are barking up the wrong tree. The states are provided by the integration. Mini media player is dashboard card. It doesn’t add a state to the media player entity. It shows the states provided by the integration.
And kodi provides playing, paused and idle. You can see those states in the developer tools/states page.
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I’m not using the Kodi player. I’m using MPC-HC as an external player with Kodi. MPC-HC only shows Idle and Playing.
But your question was about Kodi. What does state say when you pause?
Edit: Ok I found your other thread Kodi and MPC-HC not showing Pause state
This card will not fix the integration.
It says Playing when it’s paused.
Okay, that’s all I need to know.
Hi, great job, could you please add the double_tap_action function: I don’t see it defined
Is it possible to group other types of media players than Sonos, that are the same type? I have Yamaha YNCA (custom component), and I would like two of the volume controls to be attached to each other.
Yeah, that’s where I looked. I saw that media player was supported, but maybe that doesn’t count for a media player that runs on YNCA? I must admit that I didn’t understand this part:
HomeAssistant added join/unjoin services to the media_player. Future official integrations will implement these services (which are slightly different from the ones, which are already supported by this card) instead of implementing them in their own domain.
Does this mean that YNCA will not work?
I don’t think the YNCA integration (I am guessing this GitHub - mvdwetering/yamaha_ynca: Custom integration for Home Assistant to support Yamaha AV receivers with the YNCA protocol (serial and network).) supports join and unjoin. You should check with the author.
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Thanks, will do!
How to increase the size of the card when using ‘artwork: full-cover-fit’ ?
I was thinking using the scale option, but nothing change…
Maybe with card-mod? But how? Examples?