Yes 
Any ETA on mobile app support?
I'm sorry, I haven't had any time to look at this.
As I said before, this app is due a major overhaul soon but no ETA
Andy
Gotcha, think I got it modified myself.
I’m half way through a major update of Speaker Central.
This will include the facility to also send messages to the mobile app
I have it currently configured to send certain messages when I’m not home
For example, leak alerts are spoken, unless nobody is home in which case it gets converted to a text message that is sent to the mobile app.
Lots of work to do atm.
Andy
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Not sure why I keep getting this error when trying to install the Parent App for Message Central?
https://github.com/CobraVmax/Hubitat/blob/master/Apps/Message%20Central/parent.groovy
Try commenting out line 63.
parent: "Cobra:Cobra Apps", // ******** Comment this out if not using the 'Cobra Apps' container ***************
@Royski Thanks for that info, got it working now.
I'm not sure how I missed getting a notification from you on this post.
But thanks again.
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I am trying to play a local .mp3 file:
Enter URI to mp3 files (e.g. mydomain.com/files or localwebserver/files or IPaddress/files)*
x-file-cifs://192.168.1.1/share
Enter mp3 name here (e.g. alert.mp3)*
cityrail-beep.mp3
but I get a "...server cannot be found..." error. I have tried all kinds of things like putting the slash after "share", putting a slash before the .mp3 file name.
using the link in Notifications works like this:
x-file-cifs://192.168.1.1/share/halfhourlychimebeg.mp3
What am I doing wrong?
Can you open the link in a browser?
I can if I use file://...
The x-file-cifs:// works with notifications
This was designed to work with a webserver hosting the mp3 file
It was never designed to work with a network share
Unless you can play the file from a web browser using http:// then it is unlikely to work for you.
Andy
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It plays in Chrome with:
file://192.168.1.1/share/halfhourlychimebeg.mp3
Using what driver? To play a file in Chrome it has to be accessible from a public webserver. Not a file server.
It is on my NAS on a Linksys router
Do a search in the code for:
def soundURI = "http://" + pathURI + "/" + sound
(Around line 1638 in my copy)
Try changing the http://
To: file://
I don’t know if this will work but it’s worth a try
If the file server is serving it via a webserver, then yes, that will work.
Your nas is on your router? Or connected to your router? Or do you mean a HD connected via usb to your linksys router (what I would call a psuedo NAS)?
If you mean the last thing...it is likely working because those will be served over an HTTP and a file server. So, you are getting the HTTP file when you use the link.
Try changing the http://
To: file://
Changing it to "file://" did NOT work,
However, changing it to "x-file-cifs://" DOES work!
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It is a USB HD connected to the router.
When I next update the app, I’ll remove the hard coded http:// or may put it on a drop-down so people can use whatever option they like or maybe just allow freeform text there
Andy
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