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January 11, 2019
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Samsung Multiroom App Feedback: login and other issues

  • January 11, 2019
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Hi,
I can't login to deezer via Samsung multiroom. It keeps advising the ID or password is wrong.

I've re-entered multiple times, even changed the password a couple of times, logged in and out of deezer directly using the same credentials (to prove it is correct).

Have reset the multiroom twice, uninstalled and reinstalled the app. Powered off and on my mobile twice. Still advises wrong ID or password?

Is there a known problem currently occurring?

Cheers
Best answer by Gazturner

Hello Gary,

 

It was nice talking to you earlier and again I do apologise that you are experiencing issues with using Deezer within the Samsung Multiroom app. As a music fan myself I can understand how frustrating this must be. This issue is not related to your Samsung devices but more to the Multiroom app itself. The problem can be fixed with a future software update.

 

I have just escalated this issue with the HQ and hope they will release a fix soon for this functionality between Deezer and the Multiroom app.

In the meantime feel free to contact the developers directly emailing multiroom@samsung.com

 

I hope you will be able to enjoy your music without any issue as soon as possible.

 

Kind regards,

 

Andrei 

Support Manager Samsung KX

Coal Drops Yard, London, N1C 4DQ

E: andreia@mashkx.com

 

Feel free to contact the above email.... The more the merrier. 

230 replies

Roadie
May 22, 2020

Hi all,

Latest here, heard nothing back from Samsung..... 

The app seems to work flawlessly, until I try to play anything. 

Logs in OK, can access play list, favourites, albums, everything. Then when I push the button to play, after whirling around for a bit, it tells me I have no Internet connection. 

BTW, 

I appreciate that the man from deezer lays the blame entirely with Samsung, but I get no feeling that deezer is pushing Samsung to resolve this on our behalfs. After all we are paying deezer!

 

Cheers all

Thank you very much Gazturner and Raun for all your efforts and for keeping us updated on the latest news! I guess there will be many other readers who do not (actively) post here but very much appreciate your actions.

I have experienced the same flaw in the multiroom app since a few weeks. Since then I have read all the postings here, and this latest news is not very hopeful, unfortunately. (In my case, my Deezer subscription is a fixed component of my 2-year t-mobile subscription which expires in September 2021, so untill then I will pay the monthly Deezer subscription fee. A wise lesson for me: I better should have payed a somewhat higher subscription fee for a flexible subscription that allows for cancelling whenever you want.)

Luckily for me, my 20 year old son who lives on its own helped me out by adding me to his spotify family subscription :-)

I then observed that the spotify app connects with my Samsung R3 speakers in a fundamentally different way than the multiroom app does for Deezer. Instead of loggin in to spotify from within the multiroom app (as is the case for Deezer) it redirects you to the spotify app, and the spotify app then connects with the Samsung devices (which have been identified in the multiroom app) via wifi. I am not a developer, but imho this seems to be the key to the solution and it is the Deezer development team which should take care of it.

@Rudi : can you please take this suggestion to the Deezer development team? Just ask them if they can learn from the way the spotify app connects with the Samsung multiroom devices,  thus offering a way to eliminate the dependecy on Samsung multiroom's  log in procedure. Thanks in advance!

 

 

 

Rising Star
May 22, 2020

I’ve just had an email from Spotify saying that I can have 3 months free if I join up.

Time’s ticking Deezer.

Guitar Hero
May 22, 2020

This is the reply I got from Deezer 

So it appeares thay my service provider in South Africa is responsible for all the Deezer problems around the world! 

Rising Star
May 22, 2020

Rhat is a pathetic reply from Deezer support.

Rudi
Ultimate Superstar
Ultimate Superstar
May 23, 2020

Hi there @Gazturner @Gaston @Raun 

Thanks for the feedback. Apologies if you misunderstood my intentions - of course we notify Samsung about this and other issues :v_tone2:

We're on the same side as you, to be entirely honest. We have pushed Samsung about this every single time someone here posts a bug on their apps. I personally created several bug reports about this for over 1 year. You can see this in the pages of this and other threads. It's always forwarded to them and it isn't about blame, but ownership. Perhaps my own frustration of a community manager that wants to help more but has his hands tied took over my previous reply :zipper_mouth:

But that's all we can do really. Gather all the feedback and info from you, create a report using our internal systems and contacting the devs responsible for this API integration. Then all of it is forwarded to Samsung, the developers of the app.

By the way, our API is available for any developer who wishes to integrate Deezer within their system. For more info, please see here :thumbsup_tone2:

Hi @GaynorJ I believe my colleague Esther was referring to Samsung.

Hey @Emma1975 we're unable to fix an app which isn't developed by us, only our API. But your feedback is surely appreciated and will be forwarded to the relevant teams here at Deezer.

Guitar Hero
May 24, 2020

So, I’ve just recently encountered the ID login error, now coming up without fail, making it impossible to use on my Samsung K950 soundbar. This is a bummer of note, as I used to use it to play FLAC’s from Deezer. I can still use bluetooth, but the quality is absolutely abysmal.

I’ve gone through all the loops of uninstalling, re-installing, rebooting & resetting all devices involved, as well as the password itself to no avail.

I did some more digging, and it turns out the Multiroom app doesn’t connect to Deezer (or any of the other integrations) itself. Instead, it simply sends instructions to the soundbar, which is meant to connect to Deezer. Thus, all the connection logic sits on the soundbar (which actually runs an Express HTTP server), and not in the app.

I used some packet capturing to inspect the flow of request/responses between the app and soundbar while trying to login to Deezer, and noticed that the error message that we get (incorrect ID/password) is probably not correct.

The response that the soundbar sends back to the app when I get the error is the following:

 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><CPM><method>SignInStatus</method><version>0.1</version><speakerip>192.168.0.104</speakerip><user_identifier>public</user_identifier><response result="ng">
<cpname>Deezer</cpname>
<timestamp>2020-05-07T22:33:43Z</timestamp>
<errmessage>No connection to Internet, please check it.</errmessage>
<errcode>71</errcode>
<category isroot="1"></category>
<category_localized></category_localized>
<root>Playlist Picks</root>
<root_index>2</root_index>
<root_localized>Playlist Picks</root_localized>
</response>

As you can see, the actual error message is “No connection to Internet, please check it.”, so it doesn’t seem like it even got as far as submitting the login credentials to Deezer.

What is odd, is that the soundbar definitely does have internet connectivity, as it can stream from TuneIn perfectly. Maybe that error message is also bugged.

I was going to say that this could hint towards a Deezer problem (maybe the authentication hostname was changed, or something to do with SSL certs).

But then I tried Tidal and also got the same error on the surface. The underlying response was a bit different though:

 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><CPM><method>SignInStatus</method><version>0.1</version><speakerip>192.168.0.104</speakerip><user_identifier>public</user_identifier><response result="ng">
<errmessage></errmessage>
<errcode>50</errcode>
<cpname>Tidal HiFi</cpname>
<category isroot="1"></category>
<root>New</root>
</response>

Since both Tidal and Deezer attempts result in the same surface level error, I think we can at least assume that the “ID or password is incorrect” message is some kind of generic catch all error message, and not necessarily a reflection of the validity of the provided login credentials.

All in all, this doesn’t solve the problem, but it does indicate that if the issue is on Samsung’s side, it isn’t in the Multiroom app, but rather in the speaker firmware itself.

If it is really a connectivity issue, that could explain why the error is sporadic for some people. It could potentially be some service that doesn’t always start up properly which is needed to facilitate communication Deezer.

For Deezer people, can you provide the authentication endpoint that the Samsung firmware is meant to hit?


This is probably the most helpful post here. Anyone from Deezer got into this? And since you cooperated with Samsung when they sold there multiroom speakers it is not only Samsung's problem. Please try to solve that problem, I cannot use Deezer anymore with any of my multiroom speakers at the moment.

Rising Star
May 24, 2020

Hi all,

Latest here, heard nothing back from Samsung..... 

The app seems to work flawlessly, until I try to play anything. 

Logs in OK, can access play list, favourites, albums, everything. Then when I push the button to play, after whirling around for a bit, it tells me I have no Internet connection. 

BTW, 

I appreciate that the man from deezer lays the blame entirely with Samsung, but I get no feeling that deezer is pushing Samsung to resolve this on our behalfs. After all we are paying deezer!

 

Cheers all

I’m really sorry to hear this Gazturner…. No answer here either….

I wonder how high Deezer and Samsung laugh at us…. Like the playlist issue, - this will most likely ends up with another “never ending story”…
 

The only solution I can come up with. Is that we stick together and find a way to force Samsung to help us out….. Deezer have proven that they are incompetent and to no use at all….

I would not tell anyone what they should do in this case. But please understand that we never have a chance if we not stick together and we will never being taken seriously by Samsung as a single user..

And yes, we can all take the easy way and switch to another music stream provider, But after my opinion it’s only a matter of time, before the others providers been shut off also and the entire Multiroom app being shut down..

Please have in mind what I say earlier….. The only music stream provider there is in Samsung new speaker is “DEEZER”…. There are no Spotify, no Tidal and no Youtube etc….. Only Deezer!!!…. That smells far away….

 

Hitmaker
May 25, 2020

Hi all, 

Please all take to Samsung and deezer on twitter and facebook.

Samsung tried to blame corvid 19! 

Let's keep them focused on this problem. 

Guitar Hero
May 25, 2020

Hi all, 

Please all take to Samsung and deezer on twitter and facebook.

Samsung tried to blame corvid 19! 

Let's keep them focused on this problem. 

 

 

Wich twitter channel you posting them, then I will follow you

Rising Star
May 28, 2020

I’ve signed up for a free trial of Spotify and it works very well with Samsung’s Multiroom app, however Deezer has HiFi so if they can collaborate with Samsung to fix the issue I’ll stay with Deezer.

 

Shame as I’ve enjoyed the Deezer experience so far but having several unusable Samsung Multiroom speakers in the house will prompt me to switch to Spotify (I might try Tidal although it could have a similar issue to Deezer).

 

Deezer, you need to move quickly on this. Perhaps a quick fix is needed and a longer term fix is to look at how Spotify do it?