Re: [slim] Your home-made LMS API projects

No idea :) isn't there a talker forum? BTW: you can use the CLI through JSON/RPC, too, have a look at the developer forum section --- learn more about iPeng, the iPhone and iPad remote for the Squeezebox and Logitech UE Smart Radio as well as iPeng Party, the free Party-App, at

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pippin wrote: > volume ? > Gives you the volume, it's all in the CLI documentation. Yes, it works through the MobileTelnet. But how to do it in Tasker? Errik128's Profile:

Re: [slim] Your home-made LMS API projects

I have been playing with Home Assistant https://home-assistant.io/ which has a Squeezebox component available https://home-assistant.io/components/media_player.squeezebox/ . According to the entry for this device in my current set up it has "supported_media_commands: 959" so I'm assuming it can

Re: [slim] Your home-made LMS API projects

volume ? Gives you the volume, it's all in the CLI documentation. OrangeSqueeze and SqueezeCtrl do provide widgets. --- learn more about iPeng, the iPhone and iPad remote for the Squeezebox and Logitech UE Smart Radio as well as iPeng Party, the free Party-App, at penguinlovesmusic.com

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I need a widget right on the phone desktop or value% in the notification panel, or on the lockscreen. I know about the CLI, use it for volume control, but did not find how to get the value of volume((21397 +---+ |Filename:

Re: [slim] Your home-made LMS API projects

Aren't there several Apps which do that? I don't know how tasked works but to get the volume you should use the CLI, preferably through JSON/RPC. Details are in the developer section of the forum. --- learn more about iPeng, the iPhone and iPad remote for the Squeezebox and Logitech UE Smart

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Hello! Can You make a plugin for browser or android widget that will display the volume level of the player? Errik128's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=66172 View this thread:

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epoch1970 writes: > ServerPowerControl has 'a thread' > (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?48521-Announce-Beta-version-of-SvrPowerControl) > in the 1/3-party software subforum. > > Since GoogleCode has gone dark the repository is no

Re: [slim] Your home-made LMS API projects

ServerPowerControl has 'a thread' (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?48521-Announce-Beta-version-of-SvrPowerControl) in the 1/3-party software subforum. Since GoogleCode has gone dark the repository is no longer available. You have to download manually the plugin. Then, last time

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epoch1970 writes: > Not that I really care about Bitbar or the like, but I'd like to point > we have a great power management plugin thanks to gharris999. You are referring to https://github.com/gharris999/SrvrPowerCtrl this one? > It can do this,

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Not that I really care about Bitbar or the like, but I'd like to point we have a great power management plugin thanks to gharris999. It can do this, among a great many other things (characters unescaped for readability): Code: $ nc montreux.local 9090 srvrpowerctrl

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Michael Herger writes: >> That looks really nice - but it would be even nicer, if I could use it >> with an LMS server which is running on a different machine. Any chance >> of adding this? > > Ha! It's certainly something I've been thinking about - because I'm > not running my

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That looks really nice - but it would be even nicer, if I could use it with an LMS server which is running on a different machine. Any chance of adding this? Ha! It's certainly something I've been thinking about - because I'm not running my LMS on the Mac. I only implemented this as a POC and

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mherger writes: > I recently discovered BitBar for OSX/macOS (http://getbitbar.com). This > allows you to build menu bar items using your preferred scripting or > programming language. I've cobbled together a quick Perl script which > gives similar

Re: [slim] Your home-made LMS API projects

I recently discovered BitBar for OSX/macOS (http://getbitbar.com). This allows you to build menu bar items using your preferred scripting or programming language. I've cobbled together a quick Perl script which gives similar options as the tray icon on Windows: 21136 If I find time I might add