Hi. Flic's responsibility stops when reaching IFTTT's servers, so if you have any issues with Yeelight through IFTTT, you'd better take that up with IFTTT or Yeelight.

I, too, am a new flic button/hub user and want to use the button to send myself an SMS. I couldn't get it to work on IFTTT, though that service seems to think it's possible and everything is properly connected. I WAS able to get it work fine on Zapier, however. Unfortunately, ideally I'd like the button to trigger an SMS to two different numbers (same message, though). While Zapier supports this, and I got it to work, it will cost me $240/year after the trial period, and that's too much for me, so I'm still looking around for another solution (maybe Microsoft Flow). Zapier supports a single SMS/button press for free, however.

Hi guys. In the same situation here. Latest firmware for the Hue hub (version 2). On the same network and unfortunately nothing found. I'm running the android app. With a hub. Is there a way I can debug this at all?

Hi @Emil , Thank you. I confirmed at the site visit and this was not our problem. We just weren't connected to the wifi. Thank you for looking into it!

Was thinking of getting a hub but not interested if it does not work. I have the same issue and any other chrome cast function just does not work. I have 2 phones and one works perfectly fine when the other one doesn't so it just seems to be a software issue or it could be not having a certain permission on my phone. But I have allowed everything I can think of and there should be more information on what permissions I need to enable. The fact that this is a problem and nobody has been able to get a fix for months makes me wonder if this will ever get fixed.

Hi. The Flic hub and the Hue hub must be on the same LAN network in order to see each other. Make sure they are behind the same router.

@marook Which kind of Sonos device do you have? The ones we test with at the office are Sonos Play: 1.

Bump! The Inability of the LR Hub to see Chromecast Audio groups on my LAN means my flics are pretty useless for controlling audio. Is there a technical reason that this is not the case?

@theo I think you need to add the http:// prefix to the url.