Krisbee wrote: > 1. Yes - how you do this will depend on the Linux distro running on your > PI. ( I assume you will connect PI to a screen via standard methods. ) > 2. Yes - As a test, I've use it control three different squuezelite > players all running on PC/laptops on the same network. > 3. I've not used a FLIRC yet. But in thoery, at least, you should be > able to program your Harmony control. As the PI has no in-built IR I > don't believe there is a simpler way via a Harmony control. > 4. Yes - I expect it to, but have not tested it. From > http://www.communitysqueeze.org/jivelite_about.jsp: > > If you are controlling Jivelite with a QUERTY keyboard, you may find it > useful to know some of the keystrokes shown below. > > Go RIGHT, RETURN > Back LEFT, ESC, BACKSPACE > Scroll up UP > Scroll down DOWN > Home h, HOME > Up i > Down k > Left j > Right l > Play x, p > Play (hold) P > Play next W > Pause c space > Add a, (Keypad +) > Add (hold) A > Rew z, < > Rew (hold) Z > Fwd b, > > Fwd (hold) B > Volume up +, = > Volume down - > Screenshot S > Disconnect Player D > Search / > > You just program your FLIRC /remote to mimic the keyboard actions. > > 6. ???
Hi thanks for this post. I am going to try running jivelite/squeezelite in my BMW using an rpi and a pibus (http://pibus.info/ ) As the BMW doesn't have a touch screen, the system will have to be controlled by the headunit buttons translated to keypresses. There are about 14 different buttons I can use, so I should be able to make it work. The pibus program that translates BMW IBUS codes to keycodes is open source and pretty easy to spot where to change the code to produce different codes, here is a pic of the headunit and the keys the author uses to control XBMC (but as I say I am going to have crack at making it work with squeeze/jive. Fun times ahead! [image: http://pibus.info/radio_mfd_alttab.png] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ nickrout's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1967 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=98156 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
