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    Azure IoT Handle Example for Speaker play_cloud command?

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    • greenleafG
      greenleaf
      last edited by

      Anyone know what to put here for the Payload? I want to play a sound with the play_cloud command.

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      • greenleafG
        greenleaf
        last edited by

        I added it to my model so you get a UI field in Azure now for pasting in the cloud wav file URL:

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        The command gets to the device but it can't parse it for some reason, get a Data Format Invalid error.

        Traceback (most recent call last):
          File "libs/m5mqtt.py", line 101, in _msg_deal_task
          File "libs/m5mqtt.py", line 88, in update
          File "umqtt/robust.py", line 80, in check_msg
          File "umqtt/simple.py", line 271, in check_msg
          File "umqtt/simple.py", line 259, in wait_msg
          File "libs/m5mqtt.py", line 50, in _on_data
          File "IoTcloud/Azure.py", line 333, in direct_method_cb
          File "main.py", line 32, in azure_direct_Speaker_play_cloud
          File "hardware/speaker.py", line 135, in playCloudWAV
          File "hardware/speaker.py", line 82, in playWAV
        ValueError: Data Format is not valid
        
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        • greenleafG
          greenleaf
          last edited by

          I also tested this with a local file but get a different error:

          OSError [Errno 2] ENOENT
          
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          • greenleafG
            greenleaf
            last edited by

            In case anyone else has the same issue...the handler works if you hard-code the path to the Wav file

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            but cloud path doesn't work with the same trick, it still gives the Data format is not valid error.

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