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    • Gaston MardonesG
      Gaston Mardones
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      When you tell google home: play spotify, it plays it on the speaker of the same google home. I would like to know if there is any way to change the playback device through some script or something.

      I saw this post: https://www.triggercmd.com/forum/topic/134/switch-spotify-devices-with-alexa-and-smartthings

      In which, through a VBS script, he managed to change them, but in the script he used

      WshShell.SendKeys '^ {d}'
      

      That line means ctrl + c, which was a shortcut for the switch device button.
      But unfortunately that shortcut no longer exists, at least in my version of Spotify on Windows 10.

      If anyone knows any solution, I wait for it, thanks.

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      • RussR
        Russ @Gaston Mardones
        last edited by

        @Gaston-Mardones, when I open the Spotify Music app in my Windows 10 PC, then press CTRL-D, it brings up the output device screen, then if I hit tab a few times to select a device, then press Enter on that device it switches to it.

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        So you could make a script that does that. You could use a .vbs script like that article shows, or you might have better luck with AutoIT.

        Russell VanderMey

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        • Gaston MardonesG
          Gaston Mardones
          last edited by

          Thanks for the answer, but that is precisely my problem, that in my spotify application in windows 10 the shortcut ctrl + D does not work. So I wanted to know if there was any other solution.

          For now I made a Python script that opens spotify in the web browser and hit TAB 24 times and ENTER until it opens which should do ctrl + D. But as you can imagine, it depends on the page loading fast, and more variables.

          Just in case, sorry for my English, I'm from Argentina and I do what I can haha

          Thanks again

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          • RussR
            Russ @Gaston Mardones
            last edited by Russ

            @Gaston-Mardones, I see now. That's odd - I wonder why CTRL-D doesn't work. Instead, you could simulate a mouse click instead using AutoIT like this:

            https://www.triggercmd.com/forum/topic/763/start-netflix-app/21

            Russell VanderMey

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            • Marcos Martinez DebelluitM
              Marcos Martinez Debelluit @Gaston Mardones
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              @Gaston-Mardones Buenas! Alguna solucion nueva para cambiar de dispositvo en Spotify? Gracias!

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                Russ @Marcos Martinez Debelluit
                last edited by Russ

                @Marcos-Martinez-Debelluit, this is one method. I used the SoundVolumeView.exe tool from Nirsoft.

                SoundVolumeView.exe /SetDefault "Realtek*\Device\Speakers\Render" all
                SoundVolumeView.exe /SetDefault "*USB Audio Device\Device\Speakers\Render" all
                

                If I run the above commands while Spotify was playing a tune, it switches my computer's audio output from between my "3- USB Audio Device" (usb headphones) and "Realtek High Definition Audio" (speakers).

                Notice I shortened the device names that the GUI showed me using the * wildcard.

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                I have Spotify set to "This Computer".

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                Russell VanderMey

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