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nohum avatar nohum commented on June 22, 2024

I think using friendly name instead is possible, though the ip address in the MQTT topic is also used for connecting to the chromecast if it has not been discovered yet, meaning that would not work anymore (but you could still implement some sort of cache that would map previously known friendly name to IPs).

Regarding the second issue. According to home-assistant-libs/pychromecast#65 pychromecast supports multi-room setups. My educated guess would be that this is because the same IP address is being used for multi-room and single-chromecast devices and there is no special handling build in by now (and I haven't tested this with multi-room setups actually).

You could still check if you see log lines beginning with:

DEBUG:pychromecast.controllers:Media:Received status

If these log lines show the correct properties when streaming to a group, then the problem lies definitely somewhere in the MQTT connector code.

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nohum avatar nohum commented on June 22, 2024

Update: I talked to a friend who owns a multi-room setup and he controls it successfully via pychromecast.

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anderssv avatar anderssv commented on June 22, 2024

I would love for this to be supported as well. In addition I think friendly name as the queue name would be much better when integrating with other solutions. :)

Great work!

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nohum avatar nohum commented on June 22, 2024

@anderssv Hey! I would love that too, but fortunately I currently do not have time to implement this. But if you are willing to implement that function and submit it as a PR I would gladly welcome that. 👍

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berryk avatar berryk commented on June 22, 2024

Have proposed a pull request that publishes topics using friendly_name. This also allows groups to be supported.

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