Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi britcowboy,
>
> Accessing the GPIOs on a Raspberry Pi is easy, but I don't know how to
> interface to the real world on a mac. I suppose there are solutions?
>
> regards
> Greg
If you look at squeezelite code, in slimproto.c, the messages for on/off
are received in pro
britcowboy wrote:
> Thanks Greg, that looks like it will do just what I'm looking for!
> Probably better than my solution as people will no doubt forget to soft
> power off anyway.
>
> The server and clients are on a mac (long story short, I have airplay
> speakers that I've hacked using shell
Thanks Greg, that looks like it will do just what I'm looking for!
Probably better than my solution as people will no doubt forget to soft
power off anyway.
The server and clients are on a mac (long story short, I have airplay
speakers that I've hacked using shell scripts, squeezelite and airfoi
hi britcowboy,
This solution is not exactly what you are asking for but I think the
result is... if you are using a Linux player.
http://www.pinkfishmedia.net/forum/showthread.php?t=165465
The shell script monitors LMS for squeezelite activity, after a fixed
period of inactivity the amp is turn
Hi Folks,
I was curious about catching the soft power on/off events on a
squeezelite client in order to run some commands on the back of it, like
switching amps on/off via wifi power sockets, and programs etc.
Does a plugin like this exist? If not, do I have to create my own
plugin, how easy is
