Hallo
Klingt interessant, aber habe von der Materie keine Ahnung.
Der Raspberry ist am TV angeschlossen, somit also auch Cec möglich.
Wo müsste ich die Datei einfügen?
I don't speak German so I'm going to answer in English.
First, you need to copy the script on the raspberry, you've got at least 2 ways to do it. Copy/paste the text in a new file via SSH (with Putty) or you could copy the file via SFTP (Winscp or Filezilla can do that).
Hello guys!
I've made a little script to turn off my LEDs when my AVR turns off and vice versa. It uses the CEC-Client, so it should work with everyone as long as your devices are HDMI-CEC compliant.
The instructions to install it are included in the top part of the script. It's a pretty simple script so it shouldn't be a big deal to make it work.
#!/bin/bash
# Script for hyperion which allows you to turn off your LEDs when your AVR is off and vice versa.
# Tested with Raspian on an RPi3
# 1 - Plug your RPi with an HDMI cable on your AVR
# 2 - Copy the script on your RPi
# 3 - Run sudo chmod +x on the script
# 4 - To make it run at startup, add @reboot /your/path/yourscriptname.sh to crontab -e
# 5 - Enjoy
# RaPiiDe
remotePath="hyperion-remote"
isOn=-1
while :
do
# We get the CEC status
status=$(echo pow 0 | timeout 5 cec-client -d 1 -s)
# If it's off and it wasn't already, let's turn off the LEDS
if [[ "$status" == *"power status: standby"* ]] && [[ "$isOn" != "0" ]]
then
eval "$remotePath --priority 0 --color black"
isOn=0
# If it's on and it wasn't already, let's turn on the LEDS
elif [[ "$status" == *"power status: on"* ]] && [[ "$isOn" != "1" ]]
then
eval "$remotePath --clearall"
isOn=1
fi
sleep 2
doneHave fun!