Does that mean that you cannot turn on the device via the remote because
you really turn it off rather than put it into a standby mode?
The reason for the earlier question from @strebor56 was that if the
device can be "turned on" via IR remote then you might be able to make
the RPi send the
Do you have a WIFI network with AP roaming enabled?
This caused a bunch of problems with my RasPI based systems and I had to
turn it off.
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Im playing around with 'OpenHaystack'
(https://github.com/seemoo-lab/openhaystack/), which allows certain
Bluetooth devices to be found by Apples "Find My" feature, same as
AirTags.
There's a Python script called 'HCI.py'
Please note: "pcp-bt6" changed to "pcp-bt8" in later versions of pCP.
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Paul Webster wrote:
> Does that mean that you cannot turn on the device via the remote because
> you really turn it off rather than put it into a standby mode?
>
> The reason for the earlier question from @strebor56 was that if the
> device can be "turned on" via IR remote then you might be
If you really want to do it via power to the HiFi then you need to find
out if the HiFi accepts any other signals to tell it to shutdown/startup
or you need to have the RPi connect to an external power switching
until.
Are you sure that if you power up the HiFi (by plugging in the power
socket)
For example see this old post
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?105117-lirc-rpi-gpio-IR-support-for-picoreplayer/page7
Note pCP has moved on since then so things might not be exactly the same
but it should be possible to do.
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That reminds me ... must update this pCP to v8.
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planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, supla
finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
A place to start looking ...
In /usr/local/etc/init.d/pcp_startup.sh
Code:
#
# Start bluetooth.
It is an IR transmitter that you would need.
Then the RPi can turn on the receiver by sending a signal when you issue
the LMS power-on command or perhaps Play.
The transmitter could be on the end of a cable that you bring around to
the front of the device.
Paul Webster
Paul Webster wrote:
> If you really want to do it via power to the HiFi then you need to find
> out if the HiFi accepts any other signals to tell it to shutdown/startup
> or you need to have the RPi connect to an external power switching
> until.
> Are you sure that if you power up the HiFi (by
Hi All
I have Tried and Tried and can't simply not getting my audioijector
stereo soundcard to work:
1.No sound out via RCA jack on soundcard connected to active speakers
2.Checked spelling and input on config file tried different sound cards
on drop down list
3.tried to overwrite
I'm close to getting LMS to run correctly in Docker on my Synology DS
218+, but I'm stuck on one final issue.
In Docker's "Edit" window for the LMS container, the "Port Settings"
screen looks like this:
Local Port Container Port Type
Auto 3483 TCP
Auto 3483 UDP
9000
So what is using port 3483 on my Synology, and how can I override that
and let Docker LMS use that port instead? I have the old non-Docker LMS
package installed, but it's not running so I'm assuming it's not
reserving that port.
It is. Get rid of it and you'll be able to use the Docker version.
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