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Strange Siri search feedback in Carplay #255

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Batwam opened this issue May 13, 2024 · 6 comments
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Strange Siri search feedback in Carplay #255

Batwam opened this issue May 13, 2024 · 6 comments
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@Batwam
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Batwam commented May 13, 2024

I noticed that when doing a search using Carplay like "play Radiohead", the app will respond "Now playing Amperfy" which sounds strange. This feedback message also doesn't allow to make sure Siri understood what was requested.

Is there a way to change this so the response is "Now Playing [Radiohead]"?

@BLeeEZ
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BLeeEZ commented May 16, 2024

All shortcuts are now processed in background. Siri responds now with the fetched MedaItem ("Now Playing [Radiohead]"): 8d94860

@BLeeEZ BLeeEZ added enhancement New feature or request implemented This feature/bug is implemented labels May 16, 2024
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Batwam commented May 17, 2024

Excellent, would it be possible to test this? When will it be released in test flight?

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yllekz commented Jun 2, 2024

Are there examples of accepted Siri commands? Earlier I used the "ask Siri to play music" button and when I named a playlist all I got was "sorry, a problem occurred"

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BLeeEZ commented Jun 2, 2024

In the upcoming beta v1.2.1 the complete handling is reworked. Siri will tell the user what she found / tell the user that nothing matched the request.

Here are some example requests:

        // "play music" => mediaType: 18
        // "play podcasts" => mediaType: 6
        // "play song <blub> by <artist>" => mediaType: 1; mediaName: blub; artistNames: artist
        // "play song <blub>" => mediaType: 1; mediaName: blub; artistNames: -
        // "play album <blub>" => mediaType: 2; mediaName: blub; artistNames: -
        // "play artist <blub>" => mediaType: 3; mediaName: blub; artistNames: -
        // "play <Rock>" => mediaType: 4; mediaName: -; artistNames: -; genreNames: Rock
        // "play playlist <blub>" => mediaType: 5; mediaName: blub; artistNames: -
        // "play podcast <blub>" => mediaType: 6; mediaName: blub; artistNames: -

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yllekz commented Jun 3, 2024

ah cool. As an aside I remembered the specific thing I tried - I said 'play my "recently added" playlist' which ended up in Siri getting confused and giving up.

@BLeeEZ BLeeEZ added the TestInBeta This feature can be tested in Beta label Jun 5, 2024
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BLeeEZ commented Jun 5, 2024

This feature can be tested in the newest beta v1.2.1 (2): #25

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