SoCo | Sonos Controller ) is a Python project | Audio Utils library
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SoCo (Sonos Controller) is a Python project that allows you to programmatically control Sonos speakers.
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- Discover multicast
- Scan for Sonos devices
- Removes the alarm
- Find IPs
- Constructs a DIDL metadata object from an element
- Return the tag for a namespace
- Create a new DIDL object from an element
- Apply a resource quirk
- Play an alert
- Snapshot the current media
- Set the capture file
- Listen for an event
- Browse search by idstring
- List of actions
- Get metadata for a given item
- Start interactive mode
- Scan for any zone in the network
- Adds multiple items to the queue
- Get a zone by name
- Browse a music service item
- Renew the subscription
- Add a share link to the queue
- Create a snapshot of the current media
- Play a URI
- Notify about an event
- Subscribe to the service
- Check if speakers are contactable
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SoCo Examples and Code Snippets
Lines of Code : 16License : Permissive (MIT)
Copycustom_components/super_soco_custom/translations/en.json
custom_components/super_soco_custom/translations/es.json
custom_components/super_soco_custom/__init__.py
custom_components/super_soco_custom/binary_sensor.py
custom_components/super_soco_custom 
License : No LicenseCopy $ mkdir src/socompd
$ virtualenv .
$ source bin/activate
(socompd) $ git clone https://github.com/bosim/SoCo.git
(socompd) $ cd SoCo
(socompd) $ python setup.py install
(socompd) $ git clone https://github.com/bosim/socompd.git
(socompd) $ c @misc{soco2019engine,
title={SOCO: Answer Engine Platform},
author={Tiancheng Zhao and Kyusong Lee},
howpublished={\url{https://github.com/soco-ai/soco-core-python}},
year={2019}
}
from soco import SoCo
import schedule
import time
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import requests
#Play5
five_son = SoCo('PLAYER_IP')
#Play5(Office)
five_office_son = SoCo('PLAYER_IP')
#Play3
three_son = SoCo('PLAYER_IP')
print( 'Players # the dict as posted by @Işık Kaplan
payload = {
"data": [
{"property": "TimeQuick", "value": "Active"},
{"property": "TimeQuickDurationOptions", "value": 3},
{"property": "TimeQuickStartDate", "value": "05/15/yelp_beat = BeautifulSoup(yelp.text, 'html.parser')
theList = yelp_beat.select('.mainContentContainer__373c0__32Mqa .domtags--li__373c0__3TKyB.list-item__373c0__M7vhU')
for li in theList:
name_of_dishs = li.select_one('h3 a')
revone, two, three, four, five = [SoCo("192.168.0.101"), SoCo("192.168.0.111"), SoCo("192.168.0.102"), SoCo("192.168.0.100"), SoCo("192.168.0.115")]
one.unjoin()
two.join(one)
three.join(one)
four.join(one)
five.join(one)
import logging
import soco
try:
... code that can create exception ...
except soco.exceptions.SoCoUPnPException as e:
logger.warning("Exception caught. Not expecting trace", exc_info=False, stack_info=False) # Remove the 'stackimport soco
sonos = soco.SoCo("192.168.1.249")
uri = "file:///jffs/settings/savedqueues.rsq#28"
sonos.clear_queue()
sonos.add_uri_to_queue(uri=uri)
sonos.play_from_queue(index=0)
def lock():
import togglelock
return "ok"
#do more stuff....
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QUESTION
I found the below text from here, saying that the result for minimax for games like tic-tac-toe and chess will always be a draw. I also saw minimax algorithms for unbeatable tic-tac-toe. But I don't quite understand the reason why minimax results in a draw. Is it because there is no guaranteed winning or losing move and thus the best possible option for both players is a draw?
...a computer running a minimax algorithm without any sort of enhancements will discover that, if both it and its opponent play optimally, the game will end in a draw no matter where it starts, and thus have no clue as to which opening play is the "best." Even in more interesting win-or-lose games like chess, even if a computer could play out every possible game situation (a hopelessly impossible task), this information alone would still lead it to the conclusion that the best it can ever do is draw (which would in fact be true, if both players had absolutely perfect knowledge of all possible results of each move).
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Answered 2021-Dec-21 at 16:31The information from the site you’ve linked is slightly incorrect.
We know from a brute-force exploration of the game that with perfect play tic-tac-toe will always end in a draw. That is, if both players play the game according to the best possible strategy, then the game ends in a draw. There’s a wonderful xkcd graphic that details how to play perfectly.
If you were to run a minimax search over the game all the way to the end, it isn’t necessarily the case that minimax won’t know what option to pick. Rather, minimax would select any move that leads to a forced draw, since it always picks a move that leads to the best possible result for the player. It’s “unbeatable” in the sense that a perfect minimax player will never lose and, if you play against it with a suboptimal strategy, it may be able to find a forced win and beat you.
As for chess - as of now (December 2021) no one knows whether chess ends in a draw with perfect play or whether one of the players has a forced win. We simply aren’t able to explore the game tree in that much depth. It’s entirely possible that white has a forced win, for example, in which case a minimax search given sufficient time and resources playing as white will always outplay you.
QUESTION
I am using soco library to control sonos speakers and sometimes my speakers do not work because they need to be updated. Does anyone know how to update the speakers with soco library or at least where I can check if my speakers are up to date. Are there other library options to control sonos speakers? Thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-14 at 12:56The firmware update process is very complicated and frankly not worth attempting by a third party. How will you even test it more than once a month or so? I once worked on the update code in the actual Sonos controller and it was my least fun task.
Your real problem is "sometimes my speakers do not work because they need to be updated" - the Sonos app will force speaker versioning sometimes, but no decent third-party app gives a hoot what version of firmware is on the speakers.
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You can use SoCo like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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