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BPD: Update to newer MPD protocol version #800

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simonwjackson opened this issue Jun 2, 2014 · 8 comments · Fixed by #3214
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BPD: Update to newer MPD protocol version #800

simonwjackson opened this issue Jun 2, 2014 · 8 comments · Fixed by #3214
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When running ncmpcpp, i get the following error message:

NCMPCPP: MPD < 0.16.0 is not supported

Can this be resolved by reporting a different version number to the clients? Or is there a fundamental difference in the code?

@sampsyo sampsyo changed the title Some clients don't support BPD BPD: Update to newer MPD protocol version Jun 2, 2014
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sampsyo commented Jun 2, 2014

Thanks for pointing this out. If you (or anyone) is interested in tackling this, the first step will be to answer that question: identify what has changed between the protocol we implement and 0.16.0+.

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tiagoad commented Nov 9, 2014

According to the mpd command reference, it seems like the new stuff after 0.13.0 (the version implemented by the bpd plugin) are:

  • idle command (probably the most important. it is the reason ncmpcpp can only work with >0.16.0)
  • single, consume, nextsong, nextsongid, elapsed parameters in the status command
  • single, consume playback options
  • auto replay gain mode
  • move playlist command
  • playlistinfo command
  • rangeid playlist command

I will look into implementing these changes so we can bump the proto version up to 0.19.0

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sampsyo commented Nov 9, 2014

Fantastic; thanks for looking into it!

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Thank you Tiago! I've been wanting BPD working again for a long time now.
This is a dream come true. (Seriously, i was dreaming about this the other
night. My girlfriend tells me i'm a geek or something).

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Fantastic; thanks for looking into it!


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Any progress on this? Would love to be able to use ncmpcpp with bpd 😄

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sampsyo commented Dec 28, 2014

No news that's not listed here. If you're interested, please consider contributing.

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arcresu commented Apr 15, 2019

If anyone is still following this issue, this is an update to say that we're almost there! I have a pull request in progress (#3214) that is aiming to finish off the final missing parts of the MPD protocol support for 0.16. It's at a stage where it's now talking to ncmpcpp and basic things like changing songs seem to work.

Simple clients like mpdscribble, mpDris and mpc all seem to be working OK. The more complex clients like MPDroid, M.A.L.P. and ncmpcpp are all still broken to varying degrees. I've been keeping a list of problems in the description of the PR and gradually addressing them. If you'd like to help this effort it'd be great to test out some of your favourite MPD clients with the code in that PR and report back about any further issues you find.

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@arcresu Thanks for the hard work!

@arcresu arcresu added this to the Modern MPD support milestone Jun 3, 2019
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