pibooth-fire-remote
Remote Control with bluetooth Remote
Install
pip install pibooth-fire-remote
The default settings are mapped to my fire stick gen 1 remote. Map your bluetooth remote using the quick start manual from evdev.
$ python -m evdev.evtest
Configuration
[FIRE-Remote]
- device
- enterBtn
- backBtn
- settingsBtn
- homeBtn
- up
- down
- left
- right
- playpause
- forward
- backward
Current button mapping:
- enterBtn: Take Picture
- settingsBtn: Open Menu
- forward: Print
1 maintainer
Metadata
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