Hy @spockfish! First of all i would like to thank you for your work!
My question is that is it possible to port RoPieee to a Cubox-i?
I have a Cubox-i2eX for years now. I purchased it before Sonore made the Sonicorbiter SE and used it as a music player with Voyage MuBox with a Bladelius USB DAC.
Now I have Roon on my home server, and with Armbian and RoonBridge install the Cubox-i is “refurbished” as a Roon endpoint. I think that this solution is not so optimal, the OS is not optimized for audio playback, like RoPieee.
What do you think?
@spockfish
Any luck with this Harry? I have an OSMC RF remote I got from IQAudIO that worked great with KODI on the Pi … maybe we could get it working on the Ropieee setup?
I would also love to have a remote for RoPieee!!! Especially for volume control of my IQAudio DigiAmp+.
Keep us updated on that! Great work! i really love RoPieee!
Would it be possible to provide an option to change the colour of the clock screen saver? The white can be a bit glaring in the deep of night, and a nice blue or green would be cool. Thanks Harry.
Hello @spockfish. Does the contrast adjustment only apply to the clock? I thought it adjusted the display too?
As to colour, I would go with something close to LED green, but I don’t think there would be much agreement. You would first have to decide whether to allow a custom colour to be specified in the GUI in principle (whether web or display).
Right now the contrast setting is applies to the whole screen. But I could imagine, that instead of a color change, you can set the contrast for the clock specifically.
This would be interesting to get feedback on the feasibility. The USBridge is currently only sold with the Sparky board. @spockfish had confirmed that Ropieee can’t be made to work with Sparky because of the outdated kernel. How about we attack this from a different direction. Allo had said the USBridge doesn’t work with the RPi, however it does use the GPIO. Could we get the RPi to emulate the I/O of the Sparky and use it with the USBridge a then we could use Ropieee? Not a Linux expert, but I’m sufficiently disappointed with the USBridge with dietpi that I’d be willing to use my equipment for testing.