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But then you a) need another machine, and b) can’t use the skip buttons.
by Daneel_ 3y ago
But then you a) need another machine, and b) can’t use the skip buttons.
- whalesalad 3y agoI do it all the time. The skip buttons on my Linux computer will work with my iPhone being the owner of the stream. And vice versa.
- Daneel_ 3y agoIt’s mentioned several times in the article that the author wants the physical skip buttons on the HiFi system to work.
- rezonant 3y agoThe article says there is already another machine, their desktop computer which is connected to the hi-fi-- and what do you mean you can't use the skip buttons? They work fine with Spotify Connect.
- nl 3y ago> what do you mean you can't use the skip buttons? I think they mean the physical skip buttons on the device. By presenting it as a USB device the skip buttons can work on device. Except that: "My main next steps, in no particular order, would be... Detecting track navigation: if you go to the previous or next tracks, emit a signal to somewhere. This would allow triggering a track change on the stream source, such as Spotify."
- rezonant 3y agoSkip buttons on which device? The HiFi [remote] itself? I'd imagine that doesn't work in the 1-PC route either. If it does, then the problem is solved because it will have the correct effect in the 2-PC route.
- Daneel_ 3y agoIt’s mentioned several times in the article that the author wants the physical skip buttons on the HiFi system to work, which can’t be done with any number of computers connected via 3.5mm