Hi
I cannot install this, can't find "libftdi.tcz"
Someone has already logged an issue for this but no response so I guess
Slimmer is abandoned?
Has anyone installed recently with any success? Or, would someone be
willing to share an image of their working PI?
Thanks
Lee
Hello there,
Slimmer on PiCorePlayer is EXACTLY what I need, however I'm I finding it
doesn't seem to work following the instructions on the latest build of
PiCorePlayer.
Has anyone installed from scratch recently with an I2C 20x4 LCD, and if
so I'd love to know what version of PiCorePlayer
Good day.
I've been struggling with this installation for days, on my old
Raspberry B +
I have done all the steps and install all the dependencies
libftdi is installed as they say on page 16
md5sum -c libftdi.tcz.mdt.txt
as indicated in the forum, although the second download does not work.
itsikhefez wrote:
> Upgraded to pcp7 and Slimmer is working again
Hey! So glad you've been able to get slimmer working on pcp7 - I'm
currently trying to get it working on my pi4. However, I cannot find
libftdi.tcz in any of the repos from pcp web interface. How did you get
it installed?
I
Hi all,
I am trying to install slimmer on a fresh install of piCorePlayer 7.0.0
lcdproc-server runs fine - I see the welcome message, but slimmer fails
with
Code:
slimmer: error while loading shared libraries: libicuuc.so.52: cannot open
shared object file: No such
Upgraded to pcp7 and Slimmer is working again
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I suggest raising it in the pCP 6.1.0 issues thread (link back to here)
to highlight to pCP team.
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?112456-piCorePlayer-6-1-0-issues
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
Hi, just for update.
I can confirm that with piCorePlayer 6.0.0, Slimmer WORKS (some problems
exists with pikeyd on pi4) but it doesn't work with piCorePlayer 6.1.0.
any suggestion will be appreciated
Emanuele
Hi Paul, i think it's related to some recent update, because last
comments previous mine, state same problem.
I don't understand if the project is still maintained, because if the
problem were in Slimmer itself, i would have no way to solve it. :(
Thanks
Emanuele
I think we need someone who has Slimmer with LCDProc running in pCP to
show what they did to get it working.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
Paul Webster wrote:
> That is a shame ... it all looks good.
>
> Perhaps try running Slimmer without the parameters for LCDProc so that
> it uses its defaults (although it really should not make a difference
> because the parameters that you gave it are the deafults).
No way :(
Tried to empty
That is a shame ... it all looks good.
Perhaps try running Slimmer without the parameters for LCDProc so that
it uses its defaults (although it really should not make a difference
because the parameters that you gave it are the deafults).
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of
Hi Paul, here is what you asked for:
tc@piCorePlayer:~$ ps -ef | grep -i lcd
8272 nobody0:00 /usr/local/sbin/LCDd -c /usr/local/etc/LCDd.conf
8409 tc0:00 grep -i lcd
and
tc@piCorePlayer:~$ sudo netstat -tulpn | grep LISTEN
netstat: /proc/net/tcp6: No such file or directory
Something like
ps -ef | grep -i lcd
should show if it is running
and
sudo netstat -tulpn | grep LISTEN
should show everything that is listening
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia,
Hi Paul, server is running:
tc@piCorePlayer:~$ LCDd -h
LCDd - LCDproc Server Daemon, 0.5.9
Copyright (c) 1998-2017 Selene Scriven, William Ferrell, and misc.
contributors.
This program is released under the terms of the GNU General Public
License.
is there a way to verify listening addess
The error
"LCD Error : Network type not supported"
comes from lcdapi
Can you verify that lcdproc really is running and is listening on
localhost at the specified port?
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla
emanue|e wrote:
> I have same problem!
> piCore 6.1.0
> Slimmer running and LCD (i2C) with welcome message, but:
>
> Configuration:
> LMS: localhost:9000
> LCDd: localhost:13666
> PlayerId (MAC): xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
> Input device: /dev/input/event0
> [ERROR] LCDd communication problem: LCD
I have same problem!
piCore 6.1.0
Slimmer running and LCD (i2C) with welcome message, but:
Configuration:
LMS: localhost:9000
LCDd: localhost:13666
PlayerId (MAC): xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
Input device: /dev/input/event0
[ERROR] LCDd communication problem: LCD Error : Network type not
supported
I just did a fresh 6.1.0 install and gettin the same LCDd communication
error.
Although lcdproc runs fine and I can see the welcome/goodbye messages on
the screen.. still haven't resolved this
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Hello. I have installed on my PI Zero W , LCDproc server is o.k .
Slimmer shows error :
slimmer -v
Configuration:
LMS: localhost:9000
LCDd: localhost:13666
PlayerId (MAC): b8:27:eb:b1:b6:75
Input device: /dev/input/event0
[ERROR] LCDd communication problem: LCD Error : Network type not
piPlayer wrote:
> That was the solution. I did this before, but I forgot.
>
One small change: With the current Lirc version, the above-mentioned
user command has to be changed somewhat.
The following command must be used:
Code:
/usr/local/sbin/lircd
ralphy wrote:
> ...
> Then change the configuration so pcp considers it not installed by
> changing changing IR_LIRC="yes" to IR_LIRC="no"
>
> sudo vi /usr/local/sbin/config.cfg
>
> Then set lircd to start from the user commands on the tweaks webgui
> page.
>
> /usr/local/sbin/lircd
ElFishi wrote:
> So, next challenge:
> I can get LIRCd to run with -uinput by the way Ralpy describes. I can
> also configure my own lircd.conf file so it contains the right keys for
> slimmer. And I can start slimmer with
> >
Code:
> > --input /dev/input/event0
Hi Guys,
slimmer is a helpful tool to get my own "radio" working.
As I'm not familiar with programming so I'd like to ask you if someone
has a tip.
As I can see on github there is a feature for turning on and off the
backlight of the display by lcdproc. But this is not included in the
last
asen_v_k wrote:
> Hi tbali, do you have the patched version from post #24?
> Now the web link is not more available..
It was a test build which supports Pi 3. Now that is already in the
bundle, so there isn't any new build for your problem.
Sorry, but I don't have any Pi 4s, nor time, so can
tbali wrote:
> Oh, I didn't see that you already answered the problem. Yes, I also
> applied your patch years ago :) (to fix Pi 3 GPIO base address):
Hi tbali, do you have the patched version from post #24?
Now the web link is not more available..
Thank you!
Asen
Paul Webster wrote:
> See my earlier message with a link to Raspberry Pi forum post that
> explains the various options (you will see me in that thread and also
> that I patched lcdproc in the past for same reason on different Pi).
Oh, I didn't see that you already answered the problem. Yes, I
tbali wrote:
> The problem is that pikeyd thinks the GPIO base address is at
> 0x2020, but it must be somewhere else on the Pi 4. There is some
> code in pikeyd which tries to find out what the GPIO base address is,
> that should be revised/updated.
See my earlier message with a link to
asen_v_k wrote:
>
> GPIO base: 0x2020
> mmap: Operation not permitted
> Failed to map memory
>
The problem is that pikeyd thinks the GPIO base address is at
0x2020, but it must be somewhere else on the Pi 4. There is some
code in pikeyd which tries to find out what the GPIO base
Paul Webster wrote:
> Not tried it ... but there is this
> https://github.com/MartyTremblay/piCorePlayer-i2c-LCD
>
Thank you Paul,
But my i2c LCD 16x2 screen work fine with lcdproc-server and slimmer.
My problem is only rotary encoder daemon.
Now i think to try
asen_v_k wrote:
> Do you know any other way?
>
Not tried it ... but there is this
https://github.com/MartyTremblay/piCorePlayer-i2c-LCD
(from the other thread I linked to you can see that there are easy hacks
and slightly more complicated but more platform independent changes that
could be
Paul Webster wrote:
>
> There might well be other ways to do it now that already work on RPi4.
Do you know any other way?
Thanks
Asen
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I see that pikeyd has not been changed for 7 years.
Perhaps this thread from Raspberry Pi forum would help someone who wants
to update it
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=244031
However, do you need pikeyd/lcdproc to achieve what you want to do?
There might well be other ways
Hello, im try to install lcdproc-server, slimmer, and pikeyd to
raspberry pi 4 with picoreplayer 6.0.0.
On repository "Official PiCore repo" is not found libusb-compat.
Here is my solution:
Download the libusb-compat from ibiblio
wget
Hello, I found the solution myself. The pikeyd service could not be
started because the kernel module /dev/uinput in pcp6 is not started.
The solution was to enter the "modprobe uinput" command in the
/opt/bootlocal.sh file before pikeyd was started.
Here are my installation steps for "Slimmer"
3issa wrote:
> I also tried to use Slimmer on PiCorePlayer 5 with no succes...
Hello, I almost got slimmer running under PCP 6.0.0. The reason why the
executable slimmer does not start is that there is no input device named
pikeyd. The udev rule, which is included in the slimmer bundle, does
tbali wrote:
> The backlight control code is commited in the Slimmer source repo, but
> not released yet. So you have to build an executable yourself from the
> sources to use this feature.
Ok, thanks for the hint. A long time ago I recompiled the slimmer
executable from the source code for
piPlayer wrote:
> does the backlight off function work for you when the player is in
> standby?
The backlight control code is commited in the Slimmer source repo, but
not released yet. So you have to build an executable yourself from the
sources to use this feature.
RustySpoons wrote:
> ... I got it working with a 20x4 HD44780 with a I2C Backpack...
Hello,
does the backlight off function work for you when the player is in
standby? For me, the display comes on as soon as voltage is applied and
always stays on even after the player has been inactive for a
Hi tbali,
Will slimmer be updated to support pCP 5 any time soon?
I upgraded from 4.0.1 and it broke... I will try and downgrade pCP in
the meanwhile (same issues as others w.r.t libftdi and other libs)
itsikhefez's
3issa wrote:
> I also tried to use Slimmer on PiCorePlayer 5 with no succes. I wasn't
> able to install the ftdi librarie. I managed to install the dependencies
> manually but still got problem with libusb.
>
> Finally I tried with pCP 4.1.0 and everything went fine. Thank for this
> nice
paul- wrote:
> I'm sure I can manage that. I doubt there is any significant change
> that would need it to be recompiled, but I can pull it across to our
> repo.
>
> For now you should be able to just use wget to get that from the TC
> repo.
>
> If there is a dep file then you will need
I'm sure I can manage that. I doubt there is any significant change
that would need it to be recompiled, but I can pull it across to our
repo.
For now you should be able to just use wget to get that from the TC
repo.
Code:
ceo
wget
Experimenting with Slimmer on pCP 5 and one of the installation steps
fail becasue it cannot find libftdi
Code:
tc@piCorePlayer:/tmp$ tce-load -w curl icu libftdi
curl.tcz.dep OK
libidn2.tcz.dep OK
libssh2.tcz.dep OK
Downloading: libssh2.tcz
Connecting to
Hello Balázs,
I'm also looking for the missing lib lcdapi.
I sent you a PM with my mail contact.
Regards
PiPlayer
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tbali wrote:
> I added it in a new section of the wiki:
> https://github.com/terba/slimmer/wiki/For-developers#packaging-for-picoreplayer
>
> I think the only thing missing to compile Slimmer on the RPi will be the
> liblcdapi-dev package which was made by me but is not in the Slimmer
>
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi tbali,
>
> Just a heads up, in pCP 5.0.0 we will be defaulting to our "piCorePlayer
> repository" rather than the "Official piCore repository".
>
> This may be a minor inconvenience requiring an extra line in your
> script. :o
>
> regards
> Greg
Thanks for the
hi tbali,
Just a heads up, in pCP 5.0.0 we will be defaulting to our "piCorePlayer
repository" rather than the "Official piCore repository".
This may be a minor inconvenience requiring an extra line in your
script. :o
regards
Greg
tbali wrote:
> I added it in a new section of the wiki:
> https://github.com/terba/slimmer/wiki/For-developers#packaging-for-picoreplayer
>
> I think the only thing missing to compile Slimmer on the RPi will be the
> liblcdapi-dev package which was made by me but is not in the Slimmer
>
itsikhefez wrote:
> Yes that would be great. I believe that is the problem, and this is the
> first time I'm developing for RPi so have limited knowledge here.
I added it in a new section of the wiki:
https://github.com/terba/slimmer/wiki/For-developers#packaging-for-picoreplayer
I think the
tbali wrote:
> Sorry, I thought "locally" means on the RPi. I don't have any idea. I
> never cross-complied on x86 or built it on other arm distro, but
> developed/tested on x86 and compiled for packaging directly on the RPi
> with PiCorePlayer. I can send you some info on the required packages
itsikhefez wrote:
> The same binary works fine running in the ubuntu env I created it in, so
> I'm thinking something with the build tools or config is not compatible
> with rpi.
> Do you have any idea?
Sorry, I thought "locally" means on the RPi. I don't have any idea. I
never cross-complied
itsikhefez wrote:
> 1. How do you set the option with armv6 for the small binary?
You have to set the CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE variable like this: cmake
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=MinSizeRel ../slimmer
itsikhefez wrote:
> 2. Once I build locally, where do I replace the slimmer binaries on the
> pCP device?
tbali wrote:
> The services for slimmer are started after everything else in PcP (from
> bootlocal.sh). So music may be audible before slimmer's screen come up.
> But one minute looks too much.
Thanks, I will look into a few options.
I have a few additional questions regarding development as I
I've been looking for something to display the currently played song and
Slimmer seems to fit the bill.. thanks for the excellent work here!
I completed the tutorial and it is working, but it seems that Slimmer
runs alot after pCP has already started and playing music.
Further in detail: After
itsikhefez wrote:
> About a minute after this, the "Welcome" message is displayed, and the
> correct song is displayed immediately after.
> Is this expected? Did anyone else encounter this?
The services for slimmer are started after everything else in PcP (from
bootlocal.sh). So music may be
piPlayer wrote:
> You do not need the complete slimmer bundle. Slimmer uses the pikeyd
> daemon to turn gpio input into keyboard shortcuts.
> You can also use pikeyd without slimmer: 'link'
> (https://github.com/dozencrows/pikeyd) However, you must create a .tcz
> extension yourself.
>
gnibur wrote:
> Would the input of slimmer work together with lmsmonitor? I am
> considering alternatives. Or would it be possible to install Lmsmonitor
> and use a rotary encoder for volume.
You do not need the complete slimmer bundle. Slimmer uses the pikeyd
daemon to turn gpio input into
Would the input of slimmer work together with lmsmonitor? I am
considering alternatives. Or would it be possible to install Lmsmonitor
and use a rotary encoder for volume.
Ref: https://github.com/kabavol/LMSMonitor
piPlayer wrote:
> Hello tbali,
>
> may we continue to hope for an improved version of slimmer?
>
> best regards
> PiPlayer
Hi!
Sorry, I still have too much work. I will do it, but don't know when.
Best regards
tbali
ElFishi wrote:
> Hello Balázs!
>
> Hope you are well.
> Is there any chance of seeing v2.0 anytime soon?
>
> Cheers
tbali wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a lot of work now. Spring maybe.
>
> Best regards
Hello tbali,
may we continue to hope for an improved version of slimmer?
best regards
Hello,
I want to use slimmer/LCDproc to drive the VFD display of my (broken)
Denon DRA-585RD. I did some hardware design myself a couple of years ago
and wrote a python script which sends the necessary info to my hardware
through a serial(GPIO) connection to my hardware. Because the python
tbali wrote:
>
> But don't know why is it better that using Slimmer also to control the
> player trough the menus it provides, and also for volume control.
Hi Tbali,
For me an audio player must be able to adjust volume without delays and
menu selection. I grew up with analoge amps and a big
Hi Tibali,
I just got my pi running wit external buttons and rotary control from
the QueezeButtonPi software.
My next goal is to add a display and see if a TUI ( Text User Interface
) is working for me.
As this project is adding HW buttons for functions , and a rotary
controller, Using both at
I suggest triple checking the wiring - and make sure that the LCD still
works by putting it back on the other Pi (just in case something broke
in the move).
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
Thope wrote:
> Does anybody know, if there are known issues with the new Pi Model?
No, and could not find anything related to this on the net.
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OK, thanks, look forward to that. I have a Logitech Squeezebox Radio
with a Play and a Pause button so I guess it's possible.
tbali wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Press and hold the select button (switch in encoder) for pause/unpause.
>
> Using dedicated buttons for volume control isn't possible yet. But
pettefar wrote:
> However I really want a Play/Pause button. Is that possible? If so,
> what would be its moniker? As a further nicety, dedicated Volume
> Up/Down buttons would be great too!
Hi!
Press and hold the select button (switch in encoder) for pause/unpause.
Using dedicated buttons
Hi dear people responsible for this great software, I have implemented
this in a nice wooden box with a 4x20 hd44780-type LCD display (quite
slow) and a generic $1 rotary encoder with press-switch and a couple of
press switches for KEY_SPACE and KEY_BACKSPACE. However I really want a
Play/Pause
piPlayer wrote:
>
> it would be nice if you could implement the possibility to open the
> playlist folder in the main menu at the next slimmer update.
>
Hi!
Please add bug reports and feature requests at
https://github.com/terba/slimmer/issues. We can discuss and document
them easier there.
Hello Balázs,
it would be nice if you could implement the possibility to open the
playlist folder in the main menu at the next slimmer update.
Best regards
PiPlayer
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Hi Balázs
You rock :D My display is now up and running. Thanks a lot :p
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hlarsen2 wrote:
> My slimmer.conf file contains the string:
> OPTIONS="--lmshost 192.168.15.130 --lmsport 9002 --input /dev/pikeyd
> --volume 50 --encoding IO-8859-2"
>
Funny problem: an S is missing from the encoding name. It should be
I*S*O-8859-2 :)
I was able to reproduce you problem. Just
Hi,
Is the -Size=20x4- option set correctly in LCDd.conf in the hd44780
section? I think your hardware must be correct, if some text appears on
the display. My tip is some configuration problem on LCDproc side.
You can also test if slimmer works OK. If you change your LCDd config to
the
Hi,
I have tried to add the Slimmer "package" to my piCorePlayer, to get a
LCD display showing what the player is player. I am a bit stuck in
getting it running smoothly, as my 4 lines display only shows 2 lines -
and not even at the same time :(
When playing, only the first line is on, showing
ElFishi wrote:
> Is there any chance of seeing v2.0 anytime soon?
Hello,
I have a lot of work now. Spring maybe.
Best regards
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Hello Balázs!
Hope you are well.
Is there any chance of seeing v2.0 anytime soon?
Cheers
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tbali wrote:
> I will look after it when I get some spare time.
Thant would be great. Thank you.
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piPlayer wrote:
> Ok, thanks for your reply.
> I dont think, that my feature request will have any effect.
> So I can live with the scrolling like it is.
I added it to Slimmer issues. I will look after it when I get some spare
time. Feel free to comment it at
Ok, thanks for your reply.
I dont think, that my feature request will have any effect.
So I can live with the scrolling like it is.
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piPlayer wrote:
> Hello tbali,
> I have testet your software with a two-line and a for-line display and
> it works very well. Many thanks for your work.
> I have one little improvement suggestion. On the two-line display the
> second line scrolls permanently. I would insert
> a break of two or
Hello tbali,
I have testet your software with a two-line and a for-line display and
it works very well. Many thanks for your work.
I have one little improvement suggestion. On the two-line display the
second line scrolls permanently.
I would insert a break of two or three seconds between the
mff wrote:
> Ah, good to know - that makes it much more comfortable to handle these
> "special user things".
>
> Do you know something about the keyboard commands selecting LMS
> favourites/presets in jivelite?
> The only thing I could find was the 'InputToActionMap'
>
Ah, good to know - that makes it much more comfortable to handle these
"special user things".
Do you know something about the keyboard commands selecting LMS
favourites/presets in jivelite?
The only thing I could find was the 'InputToActionMap'
hi mff,
On the [Tweaks] page we have "User commands" for adding user's commands
to the startup process. Theses are run towards the end of
do_rebootstuff.
This *should* work in your case and have the benefit of being easier to
setup and should be saved in you config.cfg. :)
regards
Greg
Simply adding the
Code:
sudo /usr/local/etc/init.d/pikeyd start
command to the "do_rebootstuff.sh" somewhere after the jivelite section
did the trick. Now I can use touchscreen and pikeyd simultaneously.
But one more thing is left:
No presets can
Is it possible to get pikeyd working together with a touchscreen in pcP?
My goal is to get a working touchscreen (already running) and some
additional hardware buttons for volume and presets.
When I try to set
Code:
/usr/local/etc/init.d/pikeyd start
Got it working, but I would appreciate a hint how to do it right.
I copied the content of /etc/udev/rules.d/99-slimmer.rules to a new file
98-lircd.rules and changed from piked to lircd like this:
Code:
SUBSYSTEM=="input", ATTRS{name}=="lircd", NAME="input/%k",
So, next challenge:
I can get LIRCd to run with -uinput by the way Ralpy describes. I can
also configure my own lircd.conf file so it contains the right keys for
slimmer. And I can start slimmer with
Code:
--input /dev/input/event0
and have
OK, thank you!
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ElFishi wrote:
> Excuse me if I'm being thick:
>
> If I install LIRC via the tweaks page in the pCP web gui, the squeezlite
> command line is automatically extended by -i and the LIRCd command line
> does not get the --uinput option.
> Is there a way I can tamper with these commandlines?
>
>
Excuse me if I'm being thick:
If I install LIRC via the tweaks page in the pCP web gui, the squeezlite
command line is automatically extended by -i and the LIRCd command line
does not get the --uinput option.
Is there a way I can tamper with these commandlines?
Without pCP I don't know how to
ElFishi wrote:
> thanks for chiming in.
> So how would I go about to make squueezelite stop listening to lirc and
> instead have lirc inject keyboard events that slimmer can pick up?
Make sure squeezelite is NOT running with the -i lirc.conf option and
that lircd is run with the --uinput
thanks for chiming in.
So how would I go about to make squueezelite stop listening to lirc and
instead have lirc inject keyboard events that slimmer can pick up?
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ElFishi wrote:
> the repository seems to be this:
> https://github.com/ralph-irving/tcz-lirc
>
> can you tell how pCP picks up the commands from lirc?
Depends on how pcp is configured.
Running only squeezelite, then the lirc_client linked to squeezelite is
used to read IR events from lircd.
ElFishi wrote:
> can slimmer listen to both pikeyd and LIRCd?
Not yet: https://github.com/terba/slimmer/issues/19
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can slimmer listen to both pikeyd and LIRCd?
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I'm still waiting for my IR receiver.
In the meantime I finished the buttons/encoder and hooked them up.
Made a funny observation:
The encoder worked to wrong way: clockwise decreased volume, CCW
increased.
So I figured I only need to swap the pin numbers in pikeyd.conf.
Wrong: swapping the
the repository seems to be this:
https://github.com/ralph-irving/tcz-lirc
can you tell how pCP picks up the commands from lirc?
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I don't know, but I think if you install it with pCp, you can easy
reconfigure it and save the new config with filetool.sh.
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