Also, I believe there’s an issue (bug) with accessing the default media folder via URL. I ended up creating a folder named sounds under root/config/www and reference it like this:
04 - Per l’esempio parlo di un file mp3 chiamato “Doorbell.mp3” però credo sia uguale anche per altre estensioni.
Usando l’estensione “Samba” posizionare i file nella cartella \HOMEASSISTANT\media\mpd\media\Doorbell.mp3
05 - Sull’interfaccia web di MDP andare su “settings/update DB/save” e vi verrà aggiornata la lista dei file disponibili.
06 - Per usare i file mp3 sulle automazioni io ho usato il seguente testo:
I have mine running in VMWare Fusion. I assume it’s just the same.
Use the add-on Samba Share to expose your Home Assistant files on your local network.
That’s the easiest way to get at the files. Visual Studio Code even allows you to drag and drop tiles to your directories.
Hi. I have installed Hassio on Raspi.
I want to do something simple. I want to send an mp3 audio file to Google mini when an event occurs. The audio file is stored under the media folder. Now if I launch the service from Develeper Tools the file is played, but it doesn’t work from the automation. From Google mini, only the Google assistant type sound is lacking. Anyone have an idea?
I recently got a ESP Muse Luxe. I’ve set it all up in Home-Assistant and it’s running ok. I’m struggling in getting the commands in Home-Assistant to play mp3 from the ESP Muse SC CARD.
Is it possible? Any one got it playing from the Muse local sc card?
All the help is very appreciated.
Does the entity appear in home assistant? E.g media_player.esp_muse or whatever name you gave it.
If so, you can try play a sound (mp3 for example) through the services section of developer tools. I’m not familiar with that device but ensure its not muted as well.