giles302 wrote:
> Just curious if the keyboard support was ever worked out. My use case
> is PCP connected to a TV w/o mouse or keyboard. Would like to control
> the I/F via VNC.
No I never bothered as there was no further interest at that time and I
have not used VNC with picoreplayer since.
ralphy wrote:
> Hi Jeff,
>
> Thanks for looking into the keyboard support.
>
> Paul mentioned that there's a gpio-keys driver in 'post #14 of this
> thread'
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?109686-controlling-jivelite-with-piCorePlayer-with-bash-script&p=925222&viewfull=1#post9
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for looking into the keyboard support.
Paul mentioned that there's a gpio-keys driver in 'post #14 of this
thread'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?109686-controlling-jivelite-with-piCorePlayer-with-bash-script&p=925222&viewfull=1#post925222).
Which could remove th
ralphy wrote:
> It's a command line option to enable but the startup script only checks
> for the official 7" screen so far.
>
> Navigation by keyboard does not work yet and you have to have a keyboard
> connected to pcp.
>
> ./framebuffer-vncserver [-f device] [-p port] [-t touchscreen] [-h]
rkrug wrote:
> This sounds like a neat thing: to have a remote for piCoreplayer out of
> the box. Any chance of making it easy to install in the next version of
> piCoreplayer (i.e. via the webui)?
If/when I get the keyboard interface working it will likely be added to
the pcp extensions reposi
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Thanks Ralphy works great !
>
> One feature request though, If no touchscreen is found allow navigation
> by keyboard ?
>
> Thanks again
>
> Jeff
It's a command line option to enable but the startup script only checks
for the official 7" screen so far.
Navigation by keybo
ralphy wrote:
> The keyboard support still doesn't work very well but the touch and
> mouse inputs have been fine, however the mouse wheel can't be used with
> jivelite.
>
> On a wireless rpi3, not the 3+, the vncserver daemon uses only 10% cpu
> while displaying active VU meters on the iPad vn
This sounds like a neat thing: to have a remote for piCoreplayer out of
the box. Any chance of making it easy to install in the next version of
piCoreplayer (i.e. via the webui)?
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Here is my current picoreplayer build you can try.
Ralphy,
Fantastic, works like a charm! Provides enough visualization and control
for some remote hand-holding for my parents.
Many thanks.
Frank
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The keyboard support still doesn't work very well but the touch and
mouse inputs have been fine, however the mouse wheel can't be used with
jivelite.
On a wireless rpi3, not the 3+, the vncserver daemon uses only 10% cpu
while displaying active VU meters on the iPad vncviewer client.
Here are t
ralphy wrote:
> There are a couple framebuffer vncserver implementations based from
> https://github.com/ponty/framebuffer-vncserver which in turn is derived
> from the example file
> https://github.com/LibVNC/libvncserver/blob/master/examples/androidvncserver.c
>
> I have a working POC that al
There are a couple framebuffer vncserver implementations based from
https://github.com/ponty/framebuffer-vncserver which in turn is derived
from the example file
https://github.com/LibVNC/libvncserver/blob/master/examples/androidvncserver.c
I have a working POC that allows navigating a picorepla
Afaik vnc and its derivates needs X-server and picore doesnt have a X
Server.
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I'm putting together a piCoreplayer system on a RPi 3B+ with the Pi 7
inch screen for my parents who live 500 miles away.
I've got them set-up with VNC for remote support and this will let me
use a browser for piCoreplayer and LMS control, but is there any way to
see what's on the piCoreplayer
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