[lich000king]

Hi there

With json-rpc custom commands I can conveniently change the rpi2s audio settings in yatse.
E.g. I switch to hdmi by:

Method:
Settings.SetSettingValue
Params:
{"setting":"audiooutput.audiodevice", "value":"PI:HDMI"}, "id":1}

or to output through my hifiberry by (it took a while to figure that out...):

Method:
Settings.SetSettingValue
Params:
{"setting":"audiooutput.audiodevice", "value":"ALSA:@"}, "id":1}

Furthermore I can switch to 7.1 channel output by:
Params:
params:{"setting":"audiooutput.channels","value":10}, "id":1}
For 2.0 it is "value":1, etc., Method is the same as above.

Now what I would like to do is combine the settings, e.g. switch to hdmi and 7.1 channels with a single custom command. Is there a way?

cheers
Oliver

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Hi there

With json-rpc custom commands I can conveniently change the rpi2s audio settings in yatse.
E.g. I switch to hdmi by:

Method:
Settings.SetSettingValue
Params:
{"setting":"audiooutput.audiodevice", "value":"PI:HDMI"}, "id":1}

or to output through my hifiberry by (it took a while to figure that out...):

Method:
Settings.SetSettingValue
Params:
{"setting":"audiooutput.audiodevice", "value":"ALSA:@"}, "id":1}

Furthermore I can switch to 7.1 channel output by:
Params:
params:{"setting":"audiooutput.channels","value":10}, "id":1}
For 2.0 it is "value":1, etc., Method is the same as above.

Now what I would like to do is combine the settings, e.g. switch to hdmi and 7.1 channels with a single custom command. Is there a way?

cheers
Oliver

Any idea why this would not work

Method Input.ExecuteAction

{{ "action": "pagedown" }, "id": 1}}

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[DarrenHill]

Let's not have text posted in stupidly large font size please...

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Let's not have text posted in stupidly large font size please...

Not sure what happened but had no intention of stupidly large font.

[Klojum]

Not sure what happened but had no intention of stupidly large font.

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