bpa wrote:
> No, it is should be a file edit, but have you tried checking the
> Settings/Plugins settings "Use unsupported extensions" (last line of
> Plugins page)
D'oh!!
Okay, that did it. Thanks!
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andrewhess wrote:
> I've updated to picoreplayer 8.1 64 bit and I reinstalled the
> remotecontrol plugin by bpa. But now I get a notice that "Plugin is
> incompatible with this version of Logitech Media Server. Please
> update."
>
> Is there an updated version?
No, it is should be a file edit,
I've updated to picoreplayer 8.1 64 bit and I reinstalled the
remotecontrol plugin by bpa. But now I get a notice that "Plugin is
incompatible with this version of Logitech Media Server. Please
update."
Is there an updated version?
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It seems the possible reply (if any) can easily be 200, 400 - it is set
numerically but right now I always reply 200 if the address exists.
I guess one could build a more complex system, asking for data or
something. but to trigger things in the system just 200 seems good.
BTW have a hood end o
bpa wrote:
> Need to be clearer.
> What is the part of the message that is standard - doesn't change
> What is the variable part of the message which will provided by
> parameters of save a menu (i.e.f desatination address, port number,
> other parameters)
> What is the HTTP operation e.g. GET,
Marsupial wrote:
> I currently have it setup with a way to send in HTTP commands in this
> form
> http://192.168.0.xx:1880/endpoint/nameOfTrigger
>
> loading this will currently return an ampty list message
> "{}"
>
> If required I could manage to output something more meaningful.
>
> Essent
bpa wrote:
>
> If you have an example message body (which may be text, binary, XML not
> just JSON) and reply - I can probably modify it quickly - which you can
> thenuse as a template.
I currently have it setup with a way to send in HTTP commands in this
form
http://192.168.0.xx:1880/endpoin
bpa wrote:
>
> If you have an example message body (which may be text, binary, XML not
> just JSON) and reply - I can probably modify it quickly - which you can
> thenuse as a template.
That would be awesome. Thanks.
I'll come up with a functional call to HA and post here.
I need to experi
Marsupial wrote:
> Is your plugin flexible enough to send http commands upon pressing a
> menu entry, without stopping playback (not expecting to play something
> in return like we'd do with a favourite)?
> Can this http command be customized?
The plugin is generic but it is just a proof of c
bpa wrote:
> I've posted an updated to the plugin - now V1.1 uses the same repository
> URL so if anybody has V1.0 installed - they will be notified of the
> update.
>
> Repository URL is
> HTTP://DOWNLOADS.SOURCEFORGE.NET/PROJECT/BPAPLUGINS/REMOTECONTROL-REPO.XML
>
> The Changes are:
> * bet
andrewhess wrote:
> Okay, I did that. Thank you for this! It's really great.
>
> But I have another idea: could the "Stereo On" and "Stereo Off" commands
> be made as separate plugins. That way they could both be on the Home
> menu. I'm not sure that I would know how to do this--any chance you
andrewhess wrote:
> But do you have to physically turn on the cord? I'm hoping to put a menu
> item on the Picoreplayer so I don't have to physically bend over to the
> power cord (so much work!) or even have to be in the room. This plugin
> is getting me close to just having to tap on a web pag
andrewhess wrote:
> Okay, I did that. Thank you for this! It's really great.
>
> But I have another idea: could the "Stereo On" and "Stereo Off" commands
> be made as separate plugins. That way they could both be on the Home
> menu. I'm not sure that I would know how to do this--any chance you
bpa wrote:
> You can only promote a plugin top menu to Home menu. Click and HOLD the
> "RemoteControl" menu and you should get a popup with an option to add to
> Home menu.
Okay, I did that. Thank you for this! It's really great.
But I have another idea: could the "Stereo On" and "Stereo Off"
You can only promote a plugin top menu to Home menu. Click and HOLD the
"RemoteControl" menu and you should get a popup with an option to add to
Home menu.
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edwin2006 wrote:
> I used a power extension cord with master / slave. Amp in master, rest
> in slave. When I power up the amp the rest (incl SB) follows and
> vicaversa. Very low tech but works great.
But do you have to physically turn on the cord? I'm hoping to put a menu
item on the Picorepla
I used a power extension cord with master / slave. Amp in master, rest
in slave. When I power up the amp the rest (incl SB) follows and
vicaversa. Very low tech but works great.
*SqueezeBoxes:* 2x SB2 (Living room and study), 1x Radio (Kitchen), 1x
Boom (Dining room), 1x piCorePlayer (jacuzzi)
I've posted an updated to the plugin - now V1.1 uses the same repository
URL so if anybody has V1.0 installed - they will be notified of the
update.
Repository URL is
HTTP://DOWNLOADS.SOURCEFORGE.NET/PROJECT/BPAPLUGINS/REMOTECONTROL-REPO.XML
The Changes are:
* better handling of errors and fai
andrewhess wrote:
> Wow! I'll give it a try. But hand-holding time -- can you explain how to
> install it? newbie here.
> Thanks!
If you can hold off until later today - I have a updated version which I
think is "better".
As an aside - there has been 3 downloads of the plugin. One from Canada
bpa wrote:
> Out of curiousity - I created a plugin as a proof of concept which has
> commands to turn a specific device on/off.
> It is very basic (i.e. no info returned is displayed, no error if comms
> fail) but might be enough. The commands appear as a menu under Extra.
>
> Install usin
andrewhess wrote:
> Cool! I'll give it a try, as soon as I reset my PiCorePlayer (I got
> foolish with trying static IPs and lost touch with my rpi :(. )
Out of curiousity - I created a plugin as a proof of concept which has
commands to turn a specific device on/off.
It is very basic (i.e. no
bpa wrote:
> Attached is a Perl version of the Python script to control a TP-Link
> smart plug. Should run OK on an rpi - possibly from a shell script
> which is polling CLI port for player status.
Cool! I'll give it a try, as soon as I reset my PiCorePlayer (I got
foolish with trying static I
Attached is a Perl version of the Python script to control a TP-Link
smart plug. Should run OK on an rpi - possibly from a shell script
which is polling CLI port for player status.
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|Filename: tplink_smartplug.pl
andrewhess wrote:
> This is intriguing! But I have no clue how I might use the rpi with
> python. I imagine that I'd have the program check if the rpi is awake
> and then turn on the switch.
piCorePlayer is a minimal Linux distribution, we strive to keep it very
small, so we don't include Pytho
andrewhess wrote:
> Sorry, too many acronyms on this forum (does everyone really understand
> all this? I feel old and dim.). What CLI? The svrPowerContol looks
> potentially perfect--I'll start researching it. One possible issue is
> that I want it to control the power supply to my stereo via t
If things have not changed with the top-link Smart plug then ... you
could use the Python script from
https://www.softscheck.com/en/reverse-engineering-tp-link-hs110/ and use
set_relay_state to make it turn the device off/on.
First thing would be to get it working from a script ... and if it does
bpa wrote:
> If you're playing audio on the rpi - then Squeezelite is there in the
> background. The script could then be run from squeezelite.
>
> For player that are not on the rpi - you'd need the script to
> communicate with LMS through CLI. However I recall there used to be a
> plugin cal
Squeezelite can run a script directly, based on the Power Status of the
player.
Look at the -S option...or -G if you want to use direct control of
the rpi gpio.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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andrewhess wrote:
> This is intriguing! But I have no clue how I might use the rpi with
> python. I imagine that I'd have the program check if the rpi is awake
> and then turn on the switch.
>
> I forgot to mention that the rpi is running Logitech Media Server, but
> not Squeezelite.
If you'r
bpa wrote:
> Some TP-Link smart plugs have been "hacked" so that you can control them
> with a local python program.
>
> See https://github.com/softScheck/tplink-smartplug
This is intriguing! But I have no clue how I might use the rpi with
python. I imagine that I'd have the program check if t
Some TP-Link smart plugs have been "hacked" so that you can control them
with a local python program.
See https://github.com/softScheck/tplink-smartplug
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Squeezelite can start playback when the pi is powered on.
You can select what you want to hear on the Squeezelite Tab in pCP.
You just then need to control the power supplied to the pi.
I used this feature with a rpi into pre-amp connecting to Active
speakers, all plugged into the same power
Hi,
i have no clue about picoreplayer, but Jivelite is just a gui frontend -
you may have some squeezelite session to run the audiostream.
squeezelite supports the -S Parameter that runs a script when you power
on/off that player.
Now you only need a scripted way to do the same like telling ale
Hi all, and thanks in advance for your help with this!
I have a rpi 3 with piCorePlayer and 7" touchscreen with Jivelite. it
accesses music files on my Synology NAS and sends it out to a Logitech
Transporter, serving as a preamp, and on to my amp. I've rigged a
TP-Link wifi Smartplug to the powe
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