@JK122 we can't really help you with the TV API since we are not supporting it. And I can't say if it will work or not using this written permission, the permission is for the Audio Control API.
(but I would give it a try, fill in the form, read it and decide if you think it is worth a try. You never know until you try)
We had what same result in earlier versions of the firmware for STR-DN1080 also, but I believe that is fixed for that receiver (don't have the possibility to test right now). Looks like the firmware for STR-DN860 is not updated since then (I don't know if the firmware will be updated for STR-DN860).
No, I can't say that I have seen this before 
then I get a error 12 it has been my fault. @grolschie you have probably used the API more than me at this point...
And random errors are the worst, do you resend you messages if you get an error?
We are excited to announce that two new Sony devices have been added to support Sony’s Audio Control API, the premium wireless speakers SRS-RA3000 and SRS-RA5000.
Read more about it here.
SRS-RA5000
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SRS-RA3000
Hi @djensenius ,
Unfortunately I don't have the HT-ST5000 at home to test. So I just tested on my HT-ZF9 and there it works as expected then I send {status: "active"} it starts with the last input.
Have you tested what happens if you use the "Music Center" app (android / apple)?
What happens if you have you device powered off and then open the device from the app?
Can you post the messages you sending to your device?
Using {status: ""} is only working on a few devices for me, then it works, it should not be any different from using "active"/"off" it is just toggling between them.
