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Mbydeen.
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5. Februar 2017 at 11:33 #26676
Hi,
i planning to use the following pHat’s to create a standalone music player with max2play and a Raspberry Pi Zero:
Justboom DAC zero pHat
pisupply paPIrus pHat
for power supply, charge management and on/off i want to use the LiFePO4wered/Pi – shieldTherefor, i want to use the 5 hardware buttons of the papirus for
-jump folder fwd
-jump folder bck
-jump song fwd
-jump song bck
-play / pause
(these buttons are directly connected to 5 gpio pins)
-volume control is realized over the justboom encoder featuremain target is:
a headless, portable and easy-to-use music player without any use of a web interface or WiFi
with option to get the ePaper display working for song information.I also need to:
-load the music player/playlist at startup
-autoload newly added albums to the playlist
-get a working SD-card for rPi Zero with 32-64gBmax2play is working on my Rpi zero quite good, so i want to use it for this project
Has anyone done something similar before?
How can i implement hardware buttons in max2play with python?6. Februar 2017 at 15:29 #26694Dear randyMC,
Please note that we do not support pisupply paPIrus pHat and LiFePO4wered/Pi – shield at the moment. Please post your quesion on Max2Play Projects and Builds Forum:
https://www.max2play.com/en/forums/forum/max2play-projects-and-builds/
and we will do our best to help in order to develop this project.
Best Regards,
Mohammad Mbydeen-
This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by
Mbydeen.
6. Februar 2017 at 22:28 #26704Hi Mohammad,
thanks for the advice. I reposted the Thread in the projects section.
Please mention that this is not a support request for specific Hats.I’m more interested in phyton libraries, scripts for the mpd which make it possible to implement hardware control
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