Warum nicht einfach "Klartext" senden (itunes/volume=50)
Der Wert 50 ist halt dynamisch - kann zwischen 0 und 100 liegen … den kann ich nicht hardcodieren ...
Hier der HTTP von EDOMI an MBP (Apache):
Code:
http://10.0.100.150/~dariusz/iControl.php?[B]c[/B]=[COLOR=#FF0000]apvolume[/COLOR]&[B]p1[/B]=Computer&[B]p2[/B]=30
Und hier der PHP am MBP:
Code:
<head>
</head>
<body>
<?
$command = $_GET['[B]c[/B]'];
$[COLOR=#0000FF]par1[/COLOR] = $_GET['[B]p1[/B]'];
$[COLOR=#0000FF]par2[/COLOR] = $_GET['[B]p2[/B]'];
switch ($command)
{
break;
case "play":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/TriggeredScripts/iTunesPlay.scpt");
echo "Playing";
break;
case "pause":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/TriggeredScripts/iTunesPause.scpt");
echo "Pausing";
break;
case "next":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/TriggeredScripts/iTunesSkipForward.scpt");
echo "Next Track";
break;
case "prev":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/TriggeredScripts/iTunesSkipBack.scpt");
echo "Previous Track";
break;
case "stop":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/TriggeredScripts/iTunesStop.scpt");
echo "iTunes Stop";
break;
case "playpause":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/TriggeredScripts/iTunesPlayPause.scpt");
echo "iTunes PlayPause";
break;
case "apdevice":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/TriggeredScripts/ApSpeakerOnOff.scpt $par1");
echo "Turning AP Speaker $par1 OnOff";
break;
case "[COLOR=#FF0000]apvolume[/COLOR]":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/TriggeredScripts/SetApDeviceVolumeEDOMI.scpt $[COLOR=#0000FF][B]par1[/B][/COLOR] $[COLOR=#0000FF][B]par2[/B][/COLOR]");
echo "Set AP Speaker Volume $par1 to $par2";
break;
case "equalizer":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/TriggeredScripts/SetEQPreset.scpt $par1");
echo "Select Equalizer $par1";
break;
case "playlist":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/TriggeredScripts/SetPlayList.scpt '$par1'");
echo "Play Playlist $par1";
break;
case "mainvolume":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/TriggeredScripts/SetMasterVolume.scpt '$par1'");
echo "Set Main Volume to $par1";
break;
case "mainlouder":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/TriggeredScripts/SetMasterVolumePlus.scpt");
echo "Turning Up Main Volume";
break;
case "mainquieter":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/TriggeredScripts/SetMasterVolumeMinus.scpt");
echo "Turning Down Main Volume";
break;
case "aplouder":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/TriggeredScripts/SetApDeviceVolumePlus.scpt '$par1'");
echo "Turning Up AP Volume";
break;
case "apquieter":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/TriggeredScripts/SetMasterVolumeMinus.scpt '$par1'");
echo "Turning Down AP Volume";
break;
case "mute":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/TriggeredScripts/ApSpeakerMute.scpt '$par1'");
echo "Mute $par1";
break;
case "shutdown":
exec("osascript -e 'tell app \"System Events\"' -e 'shut down' -e 'end tell'");
echo "Shutting down...";
break;
case "sleep":
exec("osascript -e 'tell app \"System Events\"' -e 'sleep' -e 'end tell'");
echo "Sending to sleep...";
break;
case "restart":
exec("osascript -e 'tell app \"System Events\"' -e 'restart' -e 'end tell'");
echo "Restarting...";
break;
case "dencom":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/HsDenonSet.app $par1 '$par2'");
echo "Denon AVR: $par1 $par2";
break;
case "onkcom":
exec("osascript /Applications/MiniMMC/HsRepeat/HsOnkyoSet.app $par1 '$par2'");
echo "Onkyo AVR: $par1 $par2";
break;
}
?>
</body>
Statt einzelne KOs per HTTP-Steuerung zu setzen, könnte man doch genau ein(!) KO für alles nehmen... Beispiel:
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