not sure if this is the right section for this but i am wondering if there is a way to attach an IR emitter LED to a Rpi running any version of android ,(preferably a pi zero) either to the GPIO pins or through USB and have it be detected as a built in IR blaster by PI android
the purpose is to build a cheap anymote device out of a pi or pi zero and have the anyomote app be able to detect the IR blaster on the device
anymote works with a limited number of android cell phones and tablets with IR blaster built in to get full IR remote capability not just wifi remote capability, but it does ont detect external IR devices such as those attached through the 3.5mm headphone jack and does not work with most built in IR blaster either ,certain ones like LG and sony are not supported
so i was wondering if i could run android on a pi zero connect some IR LED's to the GPIO pins(or through USB) add a bluetooth dongle
and have a cheap anymote device to use with alexa so i can vocie control my home theater through alexa anymote skill
the main obstacle of course is how to make the anymote detect the IR leds as a built in IR blaster
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are there any good free programs to turn your vario 3 into a remote controll for the tv and do they work
the kaiser doesnt have IR, so you CANT use it for a remote.
dan5.5 said:
the kaiser doesnt have IR, so you CANT use it for a remote.
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unless some engineer invent and Ir device that connect into the mini usb port. I know before grifftin had made an IR device connect into an audio handsfree output for PDA with no IR
leeky said:
unless some engineer invent and Ir device that connect into the mini usb port. I know before grifftin had made an IR device connect into an audio handsfree output for PDA with no IR
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so possibly usb mini->audio->IR?
Hi, it is possible to use IrDA transmitter with this phone to control devices ? I made IrDA with two diodes and mini-jack, tried use it with ASmart Remote IR, IR Universal Remote and Irdroid, but it don`t works.
Hey XDA, I have been searching all over the web for this but can't find anything.
Is it possible to use the galaxy camera micro HDMI to connect to a touch screen monitor? I have no idea if HDMI has the capability of outputting touch signals as well as video and sound. I have looked at a couple of touch monitor options, often what I see is that they need usb input.
I found this monitor on ebay that has a controller board for touch input however it is more tailored towards the raspberry pi.
HDMI input LCD controller board+7inch 800x480 AT070TN92 lcd with touch panel
On the other hand I could get something like this which is designed for use in your car. The problem is that phones use their USB port which has MHL for use with these products. Which makes me think that straight micro HDMI to HDMI will not transfer the touch input into these controllers.
customgadz - OEM with Touch
Model UM-MM13-WT
or this one
customgadz - 7" USB capacitive touchscreen Monitor
Model MC-T070-KC12
This one might just be a HDMI monitor.
Any help you guys can give me would be great. I just can't wrap my head around this problem.
Also apologies if this is posted in the wrong spot, if so please give me the URL to the correct forum.
I red one review that Samsung adaptor to USB C to HDMI supports 1080 resolution however any other 3rd party will do 720 resolution.
Is this true? I dont see how any modern adaptor can be restricted to 720 only?
I have a Startech.com adapter that works just find. My only issue is that when I pair my Microsoft Surface Arc Touch SE bluetooth mouse, it does not work, even though it is paired. Using the Note 9 as a touchpad works, but it cuts out from time to time in regards to registering my movement.
I get 1080p resolution when I connected through a generic type c hub. There's a greyed out option for 2560*1440 though.
Can anyone confirm the samsung dex dongle provides 2560x1440? If it doesn't, I'll just buy a generic one.
Anyone else have issues connecting certain mice to this phone via bluetooth? Kind of bummed my Arc Touch mouse won't work (pairs but shows as a keyboard and not a mouse), especially since it fits in my padfolio better.
Hey guys, at the moment i have a Tuvva KSD7813 Head unit which has a HDMI input and USB for MHL, however my problem at the moment is that my Galaxy S8+ doesn't support MHL, nor does the 2016 Galaxy J5 i use for music in the car.
I've tried using Crankshaft on a mate's Raspberry Pi which seems to run fine on the HDMI input to the stereo, however it doesn't recognize the touch screen just on HDMI alone and i don't think Crankshaft will have coding to recognize touch gestures etc coming from USB as a USB keyboard and mouse showed no results.
So i was wondering if anyone on here could think of anything else to try to get AA running on this particular stereo, at least until i can afford a decent Pioneer head unit in future.
The Stereo:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01686EWGM/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.tuvva.com/products/ksd7813-flip-up-multimedia-receiver
Hopefully someone can come up with some ideas