Slackomatic

Slackomatic
Gestartet:	10.11.2013
Involvierte:	User:M68k
Status:	in production but still in progress
Beschreibung:	control the Yamaha AV system, our Moderately Huge Screen and projector using a web page.
Shutdownprozedur:
Zuletzt aktualisiert:	2015-03-15

WTF

control the Yamaha AV system, our MHS and projector using a web page.

where? http://10.20.30.90

source on github: https://github.com/sixtyeight/slackomatic

Current state

• you can select between the Screeninvader, PS2, PS3, Wii and one spare HDMI cable (labeled "My HDMI Port") and a Phillips Bluetooth "Headset".
• projector, tv screen and yahama are now connected with a shiny new HDMI cable (and an HDMI splitter to display the same on the TV and projector)

Known issues

* change to the invader can fail sometimes (change of the projector input source), please try again after a few seconds.

* video quality on Wii and PS3 is a little bit sub-par (needs a new cable between the Yamaha and the projector).

Goal

• support all the other stuff in the lounge (Kouch, Metacade et al.). those will be added when the necessary cabling is available.

Todo

• Documentation
• Githubify
• Cabling diagram

Tell me more, how is it setup right now(tm)

• Screeninvader: Audio, Video: HDMI -> Yamaha
• PS2: Audio, Video: AV -> Yamaha
• PS3: Audio, Video: HDMI -> Yamaha
• Wii: Audio, Video: AV -> Yamaha
• a Phillips Bluetooth audio "headset" for connecting with your portable device -> Yamaha
• one HDMI cable to connect with your own device -> Yamaha
• Slackomatic: no Audio, Video; connected via USB/RS232 to the projector as the remote control; sends XML to the yamaha via network (wired)
• Yamaha: video output connected to the TV and projector via AV HDMI (+HDMI Splitter), audio output to our surround speakers

Hardware / Software

• Raspbery Pi with Raspian Image (Debian)
• Slackomatic frontend itself is written in Java and runs in Jetty, the hardware control stuff is Shell (mostly, may contain traces of Java now) :D

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