MiniSub - Subsonic HTML5 Web App (Archive)

[SuperMario]

Yea, I looked at this a while ago. The way the API is structured it wasn't so easy. I'll have to have another look at it.

Thank you for taking another look at it.

[c0bra99]

I use HTTPS to access subsonic, when I first visit in chrome I have to click Proceed on the invalid certificate warning, is it possible to make MiniSub ignore certificate errors or at least prompt to continue on cert errors? Currently when it loads it does nothing, I open my subsonic URL in another tab, accept the certificate, and then it will load in MiniSub

[cellulit]

I'm sure a few people reported it already, but maybe not that config.
Everything works great, but playing music

subsonic 4.6 over https (no issues browsing or with the certificate)
firefox 14 on mac

and in the console:

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[23:28:35.686] soundManager.createSound(): Audio support is not available. @ file://[...]/tsquillario-MiniSub-0fa9a12/js/sm/soundmanager2-jsmin.js:76
[23:28:35.688] TypeError: audio.play is not a function @ file://[...]/tsquillario-MiniSub-0fa9a12/js/libs/player.js:115

any idea?

[tsquillario]

I use HTTPS to access subsonic, when I first visit in chrome I have to click Proceed on the invalid certificate warning, is it possible to make MiniSub ignore certificate errors or at least prompt to continue on cert errors? Currently when it loads it does nothing, I open my subsonic URL in another tab, accept the certificate, and then it will load in MiniSub

I'll see if i can fix this. I run into the same issue. The AJAX requests need ignore the self signed cert.

[tsquillario]

I'm sure a few people reported it already, but maybe not that config.
Everything works great, but playing music

subsonic 4.6 over https (no issues browsing or with the certificate)
firefox 14 on mac

and in the console:

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[23:28:35.686] soundManager.createSound(): Audio support is not available. @ file://[...]/tsquillario-MiniSub-0fa9a12/js/sm/soundmanager2-jsmin.js:76
[23:28:35.688] TypeError: audio.play is not a function @ file://[...]/tsquillario-MiniSub-0fa9a12/js/libs/player.js:115

any idea?

I'm guessing that version of FF for Mac doesn't have HTML5 audio support. I'm sure it would work in Chrome. Flash support is available, I'd just have to add an option to switch. I'll look into it.

[cellulit]

thanks. looking forward to it.

[dlight]

Trying to use Miniplayer on my google Chrome browser.

I have verified that my URL is proper, however the interface never displays any of my music. (URL is HTTPS)

This, of course, works fine when just browsing directly to my Subsonic install.


I enabled Debug in the config, but can't seem to find out where it logs to. Anyone have any ideas what might be wrong, or where I might find more data to help solve my problem?

ETA: Im running Subsonic 4.6 (build 2583) – December 6, 2011

This is most likely caused by a self-signed certificate. Are you using the Chrome App or do you have the files in your local subsonic install?

Super sorry for not replying sooner. Notifications weren't config'd right...

I do and it is. I'm using the Chrome app. Also, it looks like someone else is having the same issue too. I'd love to see a fix/workaround if possible.

[tsquillario]

A possible fix for the self-signed cert issue on Windows 7 at least is to open Internet Explorer as an Administrator (Right click click the IE icon and select Run As Administrator). Then install the cert into your Trusted Root Certification Authorities.

Here is a walk through http://www.poweradmin.com/help/sslhints/ie.aspx

Then close and reopen Chrome. You will probably need to blow out your cache for it to work. Chrome uses the same certificate store as IE.

[dlight]

I use Miniplayer on Linux, but Ill give adding the CERT a whirl when I'm in the office tomorrow.

[tsquillario]

Posted version 2.0.2

- Added a setting called Force Flash to do exactly that. HTML5 will no longer be used for audio, Flash will take over.

[cellulit]

Thanks for the tweak, however... for some reason I'm still getting same message:

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[09:06:49.691] soundManager.createSound(): Audio support is not available. @ file:///.../Desktop/tsquillario-MiniSub-ae49d25/js/sm/soundmanager2-jsmin.js:76
[09:06:49.704] TypeError: audio.play is not a function @ file:///.../Desktop/tsquillario-MiniSub-ae49d25/js/libs/player.js:115

[tsquillario]

Thanks for the tweak, however... for some reason I'm still getting same message:

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[09:06:49.691] soundManager.createSound(): Audio support is not available. @ file:///.../Desktop/tsquillario-MiniSub-ae49d25/js/sm/soundmanager2-jsmin.js:76
[09:06:49.704] TypeError: audio.play is not a function @ file:///.../Desktop/tsquillario-MiniSub-ae49d25/js/libs/player.js:115

It looks like you are opening it from your desktop. It needs to be in the Subsonic install directory and opened from the URL directly. I'm pretty sure this is the issue. Orrrr just use Chrome and install the Chrome App from the Chrome Web Store.

[cellulit]

Argh.... RTFM
Yes, it works. Even on FF14 and with HTML5 player. Thanks!

Now it'd be great to have it as a standard, multi-user GUI.

[tsquillario]

Argh.... RTFM
Yes, it works. Even on FF14 and with HTML5 player. Thanks!

Now it'd be great to have it as a standard, multi-user GUI.

What do you mean by "standard, multi-user GUI"?

[cellulit]

What I meant was to have MiniSub as one of layout options inside SubSonic. So that users can choose it, as their own, personalized layout. In other words, to have it integrated with SubSonic. MiniSub GUI is so good that it deserves to be there

Today not everyone is on Chrome, so I put minisub on the server. The issue is, the config is accessible for everyone. Everyone can see the user and potentially the pass, everyone can mess with settings.