I have opened a repository called OpenDevialet on GitHub.com as platform to exchange on protocol documentation (both air and remote) as well as developing an open source driver,
Feel free to drop me an email and I will add you,
Mka
Hello Mka,
I'll certainly join this project!
Has anyone moved forward on this yet? Very interested in the project and getting involved.
Hi,
Sorry - yes.
I've got some basic code to analyse the control protocol which I'll be uploading to GitHub early next week.
Rik
I know it is early days yet and not being a programmer I do not know if this will be possible.
As the AIR protocol is asynchronous, is it possible to create a sort of "output" in the driver where playback software can "hook" into and read & sync to the amplifier clock? This would create a playback chain with clock reference to the amplifier instead of the computer clock.
None of the players I know have this function today so we'd depend on developers to write code for their players. I can imagine squeezelite as one of the candidates for this.
That is certainly do-able in the general case - The Linn DS sync (openhome) protocol uses the Linn's clock, not the PC's.
Rik
(17-Sep-2014, 15:33)rik Wrote: [ -> ]That is certainly do-able in the general case - The Linn DS sync (openhome) protocol uses the Linn's clock, not the PC's.
Rik
Very nice! Do you know if this is Linn proprietary or part of a standard?
Linn have open sourced it.
Rik
(17-Sep-2014, 20:04)rik Wrote: [ -> ]Linn have open sourced it.
Rik
Hi Rik and Mka. Any news on this yet? I wish I could contribute, but unfortunately I do not write code so can not help much
Hi Everyone,
It works now!
I followed this thread a long time ago.
I finally wrote a program that you can use to make API call to remote control your Devialet Phantom.
You can check it at
https://github.com/VanVan/phantom-remote-control
I use it for myself, I have open sourced it, hope it will help you aswell.
Wandrille