bluegaspode;668026 Wrote: > But SqueezePad does not want to communicate with RedEye, it's RedEye > that wants to communicate with SqueezePad. > And if SqueezePad is not in the foreground, it cannot act as a server > where you could send a http request to it. > > SqueezePad does register the URL "squeezepad://" on the iPad though > (you can enter it in Safari for instance). > If RedEye can call this one directly, SqueezePad will start on iOS, so > you might be able to program a button, that start SqueezePad at least. > > Also Squeezebox-Server has a CLI interface you can send commands to > (open the web-interface, in the bottom left you will see a 'help' > button, then go to the technical informations). > As RedEye seems to allow scripting, you might try to communicate with > the Squeezebox-Server directly.
No, it is not starting squeezepad. But volume control. And when pressing the volume buttons in squeezepad it is never in the background. Origional request : > Long shot, but having the ability to control receiver volume from > iPad/Squeezepad via Harmony Link or Thinkflood Redeye would be a great > add-in - I'd pay extra for it for sure.. (So would being able to invoke > the Startup and Shut Down macros) . Just like the use of the IRBlaster plugin and a classic squeezebox. When using squeezepad volume controls IR commands are send as results. SqueezePad is the controler, not the server. Rob -- rkotemp ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rkotemp's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=22581 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=80553 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss
