15-Jan-2025, 16:41
(This post was last modified: 24-Jan-2025, 14:59 by liskanet99.)
Yes, most functions are in the app, and the rest are on the device page.
Device ID is not needed as the manual states:
The only supported {deviceId} today is "current". "current" device refers to the dispatcher. Page #10.
So, for example, for VolumeDown:
POST: http://10.0.0.X/ipcontrol/v1/systems/cur...volumeDown
Not to mention that the app searches for the device every time it starts, and I have to click through 2 pages before I can even get to the volume control, which takes a long time. Icons on a separate phone screen are faster, but that’s just my opinion.
![[Image: display.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/t2xG8tm/display.jpg)
Another thing is the support—it’s truly terrible, and the app is slow. Moreover, I noticed a multichannel dropout in the middle of a movie, switching to stereo. This has happened twice so far.
As for the API, there is also the option to configure the equalizer, but I haven’t tried it yet:
Query or set equalizer gains/preset for the designated system. Page #16.
Device ID is not needed as the manual states:
The only supported {deviceId} today is "current". "current" device refers to the dispatcher. Page #10.
So, for example, for VolumeDown:
POST: http://10.0.0.X/ipcontrol/v1/systems/cur...volumeDown
Not to mention that the app searches for the device every time it starts, and I have to click through 2 pages before I can even get to the volume control, which takes a long time. Icons on a separate phone screen are faster, but that’s just my opinion.
Another thing is the support—it’s truly terrible, and the app is slow. Moreover, I noticed a multichannel dropout in the middle of a movie, switching to stereo. This has happened twice so far.
As for the API, there is also the option to configure the equalizer, but I haven’t tried it yet:
Query or set equalizer gains/preset for the designated system. Page #16.
