Setting up a 10-key as a remote as seen on a Paul Hibbert video and it actually seems to work quite well, but!
For whatever reason trying to select source to be Fandango/vudu fails despite entering the source found in the firetv source list.
sequence:
- target:
entity_id:
- media_player.fire_tv_192_168_1_176
data:
source: com.fandango.vudu.firetv
action: media_player.select_source
Does not work
sequence:
- target:
entity_id:
- media_player.fire_tv_192_168_1_176
data:
source: com.peacock.peacockfiretv
action: media_player.select_source
Anyone have an idea what I’m doing wrong please.
crdougn
August 29, 2024, 10:20pm
2
This is the working code from Firemote. It should work in your case as well.
action: androidtv.adb_command
data:
command: adb shell am start -n com.fandango.vudu.firetv/air.com.vudu.air.DownloaderTablet.SplashActivity
target:
entity_id: media_player.fire_tv_192_168_1_176
That worked, I was using the media_player.select_source because it worked for every other source in my system. I had no idea how to format an adb command.
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crdougn
August 30, 2024, 2:46pm
4
I’m happy to help!
I’ve worked this out for almost 200 apps now. It’s not always easy, as you just found out.
const launcherData = {
"abc-iview": {
"button": '<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 1735.8 430.1" style="enable-background:new 0 0 1735.8 430.1" xml:space="preserve"><style>.abciview0{fill:#00bfbd}</style><g id="Layer_1"><g id="Layer_2_1_"><path d="M63.3 96.6c16.7-.3 36.9 6 50.6 22.8 6.2 6 17.6 34.8 17.6 34.8l68.2 181c8.8 21.7 35.1 23.4 42.9 1.6l21.2-57.1 36.1 95.1c-17.6 32.1-34.6 39.9-54.7 47.3-23.5 7.3-51.6 4.9-71.8-7.6-6.7-4.3-24.3-15.7-36.1-44.6L65.5 169.3v182.6l26.9-77.2 34.5 96.3c-5 22.1-21 40.6-39.6 49.3-20.3 9.6-44.6 6.2-63-5.4C6 401.3.8 385.3 0 356.7l.2-197.6c2.1-32.9 23.1-50.8 41.6-58.8 8.2-2.7 11.8-3.5 21.5-3.7z"/><path d="M377.3 426c-16.7.3-36.9-6-50.6-22.8-6.2-6-17.6-34.8-17.6-34.8l-68.1-181c-8.8-21.8-35.1-23.4-42.9-1.6l-21.2 57.1-36.1-95.1c17.6-32 34.6-39.9 54.7-47.3 23.5-7.3 51.6-4.9 71.8 7.6 6.7 4.3 24.3 15.8 36.1 44.6l71.8 200.5V170.5l-26.8 77.2-34.5-96.3c5-22.2 21-40.6 39.6-49.3 20.3-9.6 44.6-6.2 63 5.4 18.3 13.6 23.5 29.6 24.3 58.1l-.3 197.6c-2.1 32.9-23.1 50.8-41.6 58.8-8.3 3-11.9 3.8-21.6 4z"/></g><g id="Layer_5"><path class="abciview0" d="M1229.9 330c-18.2 22.3-45.9 36.5-77 36.5-54.9 0-99.4-44.5-99.4-99.4s44.5-99.4 99.4-99.4c54.6 0 98.9 44 99.4 98.4h63.8c-.7-89.4-73.3-161.6-162.8-161.6-89.9 0-162.8 72.9-162.8 162.8s72.9 162.8 162.8 162.8c67.7 0 125.8-41.3 150.3-100.2h-73.7v.1z"/><path d="m1250.5 267.5-127.9-76.2v152.3z"/><path class="abciview0" d="M903.5 116.3h71.9v304.3h-71.9zM889.2 116.3h-77.4l-72.1 194.3-72.9-194.3h-78.6l121 304.3h59zM502.5 116.3h71.9v304.3h-71.9z"/><circle class="abciview0" cx="537.5" cy="44.3" r="44.3"/><path class="abciview0" d="m1735.8 116.3-108.6 304.3h-59.4l-56-184.6-55 184.6h-59.6l-108-304.3h77.3l60.8 196 54.2-196h62.3l54 194.7 60-194.7z" id="Layer_4"/></g></g></svg>',
"friendlyName": "ABC iview (AU)",
"className": "abciviewButton",
"deviceFamily": ["amazon-fire", "apple-tv", "chromecast", "nvidia-shield", "xiaomi"],
"amazon-fire": {
"appName": "au.net.abc.iview",
"androidName": "au.net.abc.iview",
"adbLaunchCommand": "adb shell am start -a android.intent.action.VIEW -n au.net.abc.iview/.ui.router.TvLauncherActivity",
},
"apple-tv": {
"appName": "ABC iview",
},
"chromecast": {
"appName": "au.net.abc.iview",
"androidName": "au.net.abc.iview",
"adbLaunchCommand": "adb shell am start -a android.intent.action.VIEW -n au.net.abc.iview/.ui.router.TvLauncherActivity",
},
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Will do, I was searching for examples and looked at the library file in your remote app for HA but none of the languages associated with HA are familiar to me so I can’t always make things work.
Cheers
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