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The Snapclient can adjust the volume with it's build-in SW mixer. You can control it with the Android App or e.g. with this Python client, see #29
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Just to be accurate, there are two pieces to that project:
- Python-based control: This part adjusts the volume, mute, etc
- Python-based client: This part actually connects to the server and plays music like the C++ and Android clients. Note that its based on the 0.5.0 beta.
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Thanks for the quick feedback.
As I'm planning a sort of Multi-room application not being keen running snapclient on android hardware, I was not aware what the android client provides. But at the end it is what I was looking for.
I even became aware of the server site server.json file. I suppose being a sort of the config file. I was able to achieve volume control playing with the parameters (snapserver not running), so android client would be necessary. Is this correct ?
As the little raspberry pi recently step into my technical live, of course python starts to get more space in my programming live, I will have a look on the python-based applications.
Thanks.
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Related Issues (20)
- Add `Name` to Server Settings message HOT 1
- Add documentation on using the source:tcp, especially with 'desktop' setups (e.g. pulse/pipe wire) HOT 3
- feature request: hidden / meta-only sources HOT 2
- The compilation of Snapcast in OpenWrt 23.05.3 still encounters errors and remains unresolved for an extended period HOT 1
- Prefer dlopen() for dynamic library loading
- Move 'heavy lifting' to server (from client) HOT 1
- Cover Art URI schema HOT 2
- Snapserver service won't start HOT 3
- Snapserver protocol expansion to dynamically use source HOT 12
- music dropouts/block completely on snapserver HOT 1
- Chromecast support HOT 5
- Register snapcast service name
- No metadata and stream control
- WIP: snapclient 0.28.0 (armbian/armv7l) despite repeated attempts cannot connect to snapserver 0.28.0 (openwrt/arm64) after some time. HOT 4
- [Error] (main) Exception: Can't set channel count: Invalid argument
- Add ability to set different sample rate for different streams HOT 4
- Snapclient blocks soundcard/ALSA and stops playing after changing radio station HOT 10
- changing server via the API HOT 1
- Ownership for "/var/lib/snapclient" gets not changed by APT installer when updating from older Debian version which uses a different service user HOT 2
- Issue on rasberry pi 5 (and a workaround) HOT 2
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