I can't really ask you to sepnd too much time on this as you haven't got a non-Windows setup, but if you've got any ideas that would be great. Then I stopped and restarted the SC service (a few times!) but unfortunately still get the same message. To be honest, i wasn't sure how to edit it but just opened it in Wordpad? So now it looks like this: Anyway, I found the folder you mentioned. You're right - my SqueezeCenter is on a NAS (a Synology DS207 running, I guess, Linux). Make these changes and you should be able to carry on with the rest of the setup explained in the documentation. The second is really cosmetic and will be the main menu caption. The first setting is the URL to your Homeseer web page. prefs files.Įdit the file called JHCX10.prefs and make sure the following two lines exist: On your setup it will be different - but there will be a bunch of. On Windows, this directory is something like:Ĭ:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Squeezebox\prefs\plugin What you want to do is find the directory where SqueezeCenter stores the settings for plugins.
The good news is that you can edit the settings manually to start with and this will let you get past the error you're seeing. I've only been able to test on a Windows-based SqueezeCenter and that might be an issue. The problem won't have anything to do with HS and SqueezeCenter being on different machines or the ports being used. It may be relevant that my HomeSeer and my SqueezeCenter are on different network devices and also use non-standard ports? HS is on 192.168.1.202:9502 SC is on 192.168.1.2:9002.Īs far as I can see, although there is a setting to tell SC where to find HS, there is no setting to tell HS where to find SC. But when i click on Settings, I get "404 not found: settings/plugins/JHCX10/settings/basic.html". When I go to the Plugins page in SqueezeCenter, JiveSeer is listed.
I've followed the instructions but it's not working out for me. Hi - I'm excited about integrating HomeSeer with the Squeezebox Controller.
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