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1. LINK TIDAL TO GOOGLE ASSISTANT INSTALL
2. LINK TIDAL TO GOOGLE ASSISTANT FOR ANDROID
3. LINK TIDAL TO GOOGLE ASSISTANT FREE

LINK TIDAL TO GOOGLE ASSISTANT FOR ANDROID

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LINK TIDAL TO GOOGLE ASSISTANT FREE

TIDAL lovelace Card with shortcuts(from left) for AVR control, 3 x favorited playlists, “Skip next” and “Stop” buttons.¹Google TV has the most free TV channels in one electronic programming guide (EPG).

*Mix of Media_player actions and LMS URLs in the Lovelace card/Hass config. Automatic shuffle of the playlist - Not natively supported, but can be worked around with a couple of extra curl commands(Load playlist + shuffle link + skip next) in the switch definition.The whole overhead of LMS - It works and is stable, but is somewhat old-school!.LMS supports multiple playback devices - So possibility for further customizations/setup options.Chromecast bridge supports native Back/Next on Android lock screen (Assume Airplay does as well…not tested).AVR powers on automatically via AirPlay/Chromecast and starts playback in 1-single click.Native basic TIDAL functions can be controlled from HASS…Free of charge! (MyVolumio charges € 28.99 yearly).entity: switch.tidalplaydanceelectronic I have choosen to set it all up in my Lovelace config with the following: - type: picture-glance Personally I had issues with the chromecast bridge - Seems to be very slow on my Pioneer AVR - But Airplay works well. This method have been verified working with both Chromecast and AirPlay (change index number for the favorite entry you want to playback - First Favorite entry = 0) Have the Tidal managed playlists saved as favorite playlist in LMS - then I use this link for playback of the playlist: Use a combination of shell_command(curl) and template switch to expose the LMS URLs you want to config in HASS. Next, select a song you want to you listen to and press on it to begin playback. If you don't already own a Google Cast-compatible device, here is a great place to start.

I run LMS through Docker on my QNAP NAS - Use this image Ĭonfigure your playback device as media_player in HASS. First, open Tidal for Android or iPhone and make sure your phone is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the Google Cast device you'd like to play media on.

LINK TIDAL TO GOOGLE ASSISTANT INSTALL

Install LMS + bridge addon and verify from the webinterface that you can play music on your playback device through the bridge. 1 x Playback device(like Chromecast or AVR with AitPlay/ChromeCast support) 1 x Logitech Media Server as backend + Either chromecast or AirPlay Bridge Reason: Simplicity, Instant playback & WAF…and Pioneer app for Tidal playback is slooooow! What you get: Play “Top 100” or any other playlist from TIDAL on my AVR in 1-single click So for anyone interested in Tidal playback with control options from Home Assistant here is what you need. Finally got TIDAL working though Home Assistant! (But also a very custom solution!)