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[pieterg]

didn't realise deepstandby support was already added.
In that case, I'd rather call self.standbyMessages, so we don't have to duplicate code.

[dylantje]

Hi,

my Patch posted above needs just to be commited to the git, then everything retains after performing Online-Updates

Thanks!!!!
I cannot wait..

[pieterg]

btw, onEnterDeepStandby now doesn't obey config.hdmicec.handle_deepstandby_events
I'm not sure what we should do.
I believe the only reason for introducing config.hdmicec.handle_deepstandby_events was so we could avoid that a power cut (with subsequent stb reboot) would switch on the tv.
Entering deepstandby would not necessarily need a setting allowing it to be treated differently from entering normal standby. It's only the wakup we want to treat differently.

However, as the setting is called 'handle_deepstandby_events', you would assume onEnterDeepStandby to obey it.

So what do we do?

1.

def onEnterDeepStandby(self, configElement):
  if config.hdmicec.handle_deepstandby_events.value:
    self.standbyMessages()

2.
rename the handle_deepstandby_events setting

3.
leave it as it is now, handle_deepstandby_events setting controlling only 'wakeup from deepstandby'

[awx]

Is this already on by default in the pli nightly images?
Do I need to do anything special to test this out?

[pieterg]

the settings have been restructured a bit, everything should be functional.

[XploD]

Hi! I'm new here and have one question.

What's the easiest way to map buttons for HDMI CEC? I have Sony LCD TV with BRAVIA Sync and Toshiba Satellite laptop and HDMI CEC works fine. But there are lots of buttons on remote witch TV use for CEC but they aren't mapped, since nothing happens when I press them. So I want to premapp some of them to use for some useful functions. For example, to control computer volume.

You can reply me on my e-mail too: randy2841(at)hotmail(dot)com

THANKS

[Taapat]

I do not know is properly to ask here, but this is the last topic abaut HDMI-CEC.
Why is in a file .../components/HdmiCec.py under the SendMessage all addresses are in the format: address = 0x0f, or address = 0x05? If you look at the http://www.cec-o-matic.com/ this is the command that comes from the TV. When a command comes from such Playback1, the address should be as follows: address = 0x4f; or address = 0x40.
The first digit is the source, the second- destination, and 0 if the source is TV not Playback.

[thomas2000]

I use hdmicec very succesfull on my vuduo and denon receiver since the vu remote is a lot better.

 

problem is when I use the webif or dreamdroid or whatever the volumebuttons do not work.

when i try without hdmicec (or not send volume buttons to receiver), it works fine.

 

Do i need to change anything in the settings?

[Sjaaky]

problem is when I use the webif or dreamdroid or whatever the volumebuttons do not work.
when i try without hdmicec (or not send volume buttons to receiver), it works fine.

I will fix that in due time.

[thomas2000]

thank you for your answer, i'll be patient  

[Sjaaky]

Tomorrow the hdmicec volume punch through should work with the webinterface as well.

Hence you can you tools like dreamdroid to control the volume of your amplifier

[thomas2000]

thank you very much its working really well!!!!