d6jg wrote:
> Out of interest what is the make / model of said USB DAC and do you know
> if it is supported by piCorePlayer?
It's a 'HIRESFI USB DAC 9023 Mark II' (https://en.muc89.com/ud9023cp).
Linux generally does not need specific drivers for USB DACs, so I'd
assume it is.
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Roland0 wrote:
> I recently bought an USB DAC with hardware volume buttons.
Out of interest what is the make / model of said USB DAC and do you know
if it is supported by piCorePlayer?
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mherger wrote:
>
>
> >keypress.KEY_VOLUMEDOWN = /bin/bash /usr/local/bin/sb-command.sh
> "mixer volume +5"
>
> Should be "-5"?
>
> >keypress.KEY_VOLUMEUP = /bin/bash /usr/local/bin/se-volume.sh
> "mixer volume +5"
>
> sb-command.sh or se-volume.sh?
>
Copy/paste mixup (first versio
Interesting concept! Thanks for sharing.
keypress.KEY_VOLUMEDOWN = /bin/bash /usr/local/bin/sb-command.sh "mixer volume
+5"
Should be "-5"?
keypress.KEY_VOLUMEUP = /bin/bash /usr/local/bin/se-volume.sh "mixer volume
+5"
sb-command.sh or se-volume.sh?
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Michael
I recently bought an USB DAC with hardware volume buttons.
Unfortunately, it turned out that these buttons do not actually
physically adjust the volume, but instead register as a keyboard and
send media key keyboard events. After a bit of research, I found a
fairly simple way to get the buttons w
