Hey everyone, I wanted to share my recent success in integrating Atomberg and Philips TV components into my Home Assistant setup. After facing some initial challenges, I managed to get everything working smoothly, and I thought I’d document the process in case others are tackling similar integrations. Atomberg Integration Journey I started with the Atomberg integration, which was a bit tricky at first. I encountered some errors during setup, specifically related to API calls and device synchronization. The logs were showing KeyError: 'message', which was confusing. After some research, I realized that updating the custom component was necessary. I followed the GitHub repository and applied the latest changes, which resolved the issue. Now, my Atomberg devices are seamlessly integrated, and I can control them through the Home Assistant interface. Philips TV Component Update Moving on to the Philips TV component, I had an older model that I recently upgraded. The new Philips 65PUS6162 wasn’t compatible with the existing API, which was a setback. However, I discovered that there were recent updates to the ha-philipsjs component on GitHub. By manually updating the init.py file, I was able to regain control over my TV’s power status, volume, and channel selection. It’s a great feeling to have my TV fully integrated again, and I’m hopeful that the next official release will include these updates. Tips for Successful Integration - Check for Updates: Always check the GitHub repositories for custom components before diving into troubleshooting. - Manual Updates: If the official release is behind, consider manually updating the component files. - Log Analysis: Reviewing the logs provided crucial insights into the API errors, guiding me toward the solution. Community Support I’d like to give a shoutout to the Home Assistant community for their invaluable resources and support. If you’re facing similar issues, don’t hesitate to reach out. Sharing experiences and solutions is what makes this community so strong. Happy integrating! 