paul- wrote:
> More testing to do, but I should have this integrated for pCP8.
Wow! Great to hear! That would make piCorePlayer a step better (although
it is the best!)!
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So the trick here is that kernel module uinput needs to be loaded, then
udev does it's think and creates the virtual input device.
More testing to do, but I should have this integrated for pCP8.
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paul- wrote:
> Did you try bluetooth on pCP and your pi4 (32bit). I'm sure I tested
> this before, but I could get anything to connect to bluetooth today
> without segfaulting bluetoothd.
My Pi4 is on Raspbian (32bit) - as I use it for much more than just LMS.
I have a pi-zero that I use for p
Did you try bluetooth on pCP and your pi4 (32bit). I'm sure I tested
this before, but I could get anything to connect to bluetooth today
without segfaulting bluetoothd.
I had to revert to bluez 5.50 (Which is what RaspiOS is using) Which I
also built with the same options as the raspi-deb pack
I'll have to install raspbian at some point.
I'll pushed up python3.8-evdev.tcz to the repo (at least for 32bit). It
compiled clean for me, not sure what was causing your error.
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paul- wrote:
> Because evdev requires the device to show under /dev/input/... Which
> is not done by just making a bluetooth connection alone.
>
> There is some other software interaction or udev rule that does
> something.
Ah, fair enough. Must admit I have only tested this on raspbian. I
t
Because evdev requires the device to show under /dev/input/... Which
is not done by just making a bluetooth connection alone.
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paul- wrote:
> Need to figure out how to connect the bluetooth controls to the kernel
> HID(evdev) interface.
Why do you need to do that? The code I posted was originally taken from
https://github.com/liamw9534/mopidy-evtdev/blob/master/mopidy_evtdev/agent.py
and works under Raspian / Raspberry
going to need some more research here.
Need to figure out how to connect the bluetooth controls to the kernel
HID(evdev) interface. Most of the tools are for a full desktop
environment.
Any thoughts cpd73?
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Hi cp73, would it be possible/difficult to have the LMS Material
(Android) app also listen to these Bluetooth keycodes?
I've just discovered SqueezePlayer & in combination with Material it's a
great way to listen with my phone through headphones, but it would be
even greater if you could skip so
paul- wrote:
> Well it compiles fine in the upcoming pCP 8 :) That's all I have handy
> to me here at work. I'll check it out.
>
> I have a handful of bluetooth devices, I'll do some tests too.
I've only have 2 types of BT speakers; a cheap Chinese waterproof
speaker for the shower, and a
Well it compiles fine in the upcoming pCP 8 :) That's all I have handy
to me here at work. I'll check it out.
I have a handful of bluetooth devices, I'll do some tests too.
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paul- wrote:
> I looked at your python code too. Do you know how consistent those
> buttons are across devices.
To be honest, I have no idea. But, they seem reasonable to me. I
stumbled upon them when looking for AVRCP support.
paul- wrote:
> I already have urllib3 package built, and I think
Those issues are really fun to track down. Pretty sure that is a gcc10
compatibility issue with the code. I'll take a look this weekend to
see if I can help you out.
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> Python is a optional extra that will be installed when required.
Its on my pCP7 - but I'm guessing that is due to the bluetooth support.
Greg Erskine wrote:
> I am not sure if pip is installed as a dependency of Python.
It's not. I installed it, and setuptools. However,
Most pCP installs will not have Python loaded. Loading Python would add
20% or 30% to the size of pCP.
By default, pCP does have microPython loaded but with very few modules.
Python is a optional extra that will be installed when required. I am
not sure if pip is installed as a dependency of Py
carsten_h wrote:
> That is interesting!
>
> My LMS Server is on a Pi with piCorePlayer installation and the
> Bluetooth headphone will be connected to another Pi with piCorePlayer
> Installation and Jivelite on a 7" Display.
> Will this also work or does the speaker/headphone has to be connecte
cpd73 wrote:
> I have a script I use on a Pi4 to connect BT speakers to LMS. I've just
> (today!) updated this to handle prev/next and play/pause buttons on the
> speakers - pressing the buttons sends the relevant JSONRPC command to
> LMS. I'd like to add this change to pCP's implementation, but
cpd73 wrote:
> I have a script I use on a Pi4 to connect BT speakers to LMS.
That is interesting!
My LMS Server is on a Pi with piCorePlayer installation and the
Bluetooth headphone will be connected to another Pi with piCorePlayer
Installation and Jivelite on a 7" Display.
Will this also work
I have a script I use on a Pi4 to connect BT speakers to LMS. I've just
(today!) updated this to handle prev/next and play/pause buttons on the
speakers - pressing the buttons sends the relevant JSONRPC command to
LMS. I'd like to add this change to pCP's implementation, but I use the
'evdev' and
carsten_h wrote:
>
>
> I had a quick look at the code and at first glance it looks like it
> finds LMS on the network and then issues commands to it ... which
> implies to me it would work with any player ... although I presume it is
> looking for the player that matches the system that this c
It seems there is lmsmpris (from Hifiberry OS):
https://github.com/hifiberry/lmsmpris which can control squeezelite.
But maybe it needs to run on the LMS Server, which is of no use for a
simple client.
pi4 4gb picoreplayer with lms and squeezelite for usb inside an argon
one case
pi3b+ (7\" di
Hello!
I searched a little bit for Bluetooth media controls in Linux because it
would be great to use the media controls on my headphone to control my
piCorePlayer.
What I found is this:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/MPRIS#Bluetooth
So it seems that the mpris-proxy has to be started to r
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